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International volunteers are set to hold a mini-Olympics with disabled people on March 17. The sports event is to be held from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the House of Hope center located near Seoul’s Hwagok Subway Station.
The center is home to mentally disabled people aged from 7 to about 30 years old.
Around 35 helpers are set to join the event organized by Mannam International volunteers that will include a K-pop team performance and games such as mini basketball.
For more information or to register e-mail your full name, contact number, date of birth, gender and occupation to mannamvolunteers@gmail.com with “MINI OLYMPICS VOLUNTEER” as the subject title.
The center is home to mentally disabled people aged from 7 to about 30 years old.
Around 35 helpers are set to join the event organized by Mannam International volunteers that will include a K-pop team performance and games such as mini basketball.
For more information or to register e-mail your full name, contact number, date of birth, gender and occupation to mannamvolunteers@gmail.com with “MINI OLYMPICS VOLUNTEER” as the subject title.
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Articles by Korea Herald
