Wanju County conducted a financial education program titled 'Smart Finance! Smart Economy!' for 30 vulnerable children on the 13th and 14th. This education program was designed to help Dream Start children form proper economic concepts from a young age so that they can lead healthy financial lives as adults.

The education was divided into elementary and middle school grades and was conducted systematically with instructors and teaching materials provided by KSD Sharing Foundation. The theme was 'The Story of Moving Money,' focusing on proper spending habits and the importance of saving. Activities such as financial bingo and allowance management board games were also carried out alongside the lectures, receiving a great response.

Park Gi-wan, head of the Child-Friendly Department, expressed hope that financial knowledge was conveyed in an easy and enjoyable way suitable for children and stated, "We will actively promote tailored services for the balanced growth of children in the future."

Meanwhile, KSD Sharing Foundation continues to operate financial, cultural, and career education programs for vulnerable children as part of its social contribution activities.