Helping teenagers nurture their dreams and preventing drug abuse... Seoul Western Police Station and Eunpyeong-gu Pharmacists Association join forces

[Financial News] Seoul Western Police Station is joining hands with the Eunpyeong-gu Pharmacists Association to protect and support local teenagers. The two organizations plan to provide scholarships to teenagers striving to achieve their dreams and step up efforts to prevent narcotics and drug misuse, creating a safe environment for them to grow up in.
Seoul Western Police Station and the Eunpyeong-gu Pharmacists Association announced on the 2nd that they had signed an MOU at the police station on the 29th of last month to strengthen the protection of local teenagers.
The agreement was established to identify teenagers striving to achieve their dreams and provide them with practical support, while strengthening the system for protecting young people through efforts to prevent narcotics and drug misuse.
The signing ceremony was attended by Seoul Western Police Station Chief Sim Myeong-seop and Eunpyeong-gu Pharmacists Association President Im Gi-min, as well as students receiving the “Itkkum Scholarship”—a name meaning “carrying a dream forward”—and other officials.
The two organizations plan to continue their guidance and protection efforts under the agreement, so that teenagers can be protected from harmful environments and grow up healthy.
Chief Sim said, "Together with the Eunpyeong-gu Pharmacists Association, we will do our utmost to continue our guidance and protection efforts, shielding teenagers from harmful environments and helping them confidently pursue their dreams."
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