Singer Im Young-woong's fan club, Daegu Youngwoong Sidae (Daegunubuyabang), held a "Jeju Healing Camp" for people with disabilities, putting warm acts of sharing into practice.

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Fans of singer Im Young-woong put warm acts of sharing into practice by holding a healing camp for people with disabilities.

The Im Young-woong fan club "Daegu Youngwoong Sidae (Daegunubuyabang)" conducted a Jeju Island healing camp from October 26 to 28, a three-day, two-night event in which 15 participants, including individuals with intellectual disabilities, took part. The camp was organized to provide people with disabilities with opportunities for cultural experiences aimed at rest and recovery.

Participants visited the Jeju National Museum and the Stone Culture Museum to explore Jeju's history and culture, and took part in a stroll through Halla Arboretum and Jeju Fairy Tale Village, as well as a tangerine farm experience event.

Choi Young-mi, head of Daegu Youngwoong Sidae (Daegunubuyabang), stated, "We planned this event so that fans could follow the positive influence of a star and put it into practice together, and to provide people with disabilities with special experiences and the opportunity for a happy trip to Jeju Island."

Meanwhile, Daegu Youngwoong Sidae (Daegunubuyabang) joined the "Sharing Leaders Club" of the Daegu Community Chest in June to mark singer Im Young-woong's birthday, and donated 3 million won as a designated donation for the disability camp program at the Seogu Disability Protection Workshop. Daegu Youngwoong Sidae (Daegunubuyabang) plans to continue its designated donations next year as well.

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