The Bucheon Childcare Center Association (President Hyun Yu-soon) held the '2025 Childcare Professionals' Night' event on the 15th at the Bucheon Citizen's Hall Grand Auditorium.
This event is held annually to express gratitude and support to childcare professionals who dedicate themselves to helping children grow up healthy in the childcare field. This year, approximately 1,000 childcare center directors and teachers attended, encouraging and connecting with each other.
The event was attended by Bucheon Mayor Cho Yong-ik, the Chairman of the Bucheon City Council, National Assembly members, Gyeonggi Provincial Council and Bucheon City Council members, and representatives from related organizations, who expressed their appreciation for the hard work of the childcare professionals.
In the first part of the event, 75 exemplary childcare professionals who have dedicated themselves to the childcare field and contributed to local childcare development were honored. The awardees included 5 for Gyeonggi Province Governor's commendation, 35 for Bucheon Mayor's commendation, 29 for Bucheon City Council Chairman's commendation, and 6 for National Assembly members' commendation.
The second part featured a performance by Liebe Classic under the theme 'As Flowers Bloom, So Do Hearts.' Attendees took time to recharge and connect with each other, stepping away from their daily routines through the performance.
Hyun Yu-soon, President of the Bucheon Childcare Center Association, stated, "I hope this event serves as an opportunity to boost the morale of childcare professionals." She added, "We are grateful to Bucheon City for its sponsorship, and we will continue to do our best to create a safe childcare environment where parents can entrust their children with confidence."
Bucheon Mayor Cho Yong-ik said, "I deeply appreciate the dedication of childcare professionals who provide warm care to help children nurture their dreams." He added, "The city will actively support the creation of a childcare environment where children are happy and professionals can work stably."
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