Actor Lee Taeyoung will meet mothers from single-parent families in person to deliver a message of positivity.
Lee Taeyoung will visit Dongbang Social Welfare Center in Seodaemun District, Seoul, on the 24th to give a lecture targeted at single mothers. The lecture is hosted by Dongbang Social Welfare Center and sponsored by MBC "Hangout With Yoo," and will be held under the theme "women single-parent capacity building education."
Lee Taeyoung said, "I am very happy to meet again the single mothers of Dongbang Social Welfare Center with whom I have participated in several lectures and as an MC," and added, "The core of this lecture is building a steel mindset and a positive mind. I hope this lecture provides practical help so that people can face the world with courage and strength." He added, "I myself am also living a new life through a steel mindset and a positive mind," and said, "Through these tools I have become bolder and experienced major changes in my daily life. I pray that my pain and recovery process will also reach those who attend."
Lee Taeyoung, a graduate of the Department of Theater and Film at Chung-Ang University, debuted in 2011 with the film "Love Is Scary" and appeared in films such as "Dancing Queen," "Stone," "Cocoon Room," "Secret Love"; dramas such as "Good Doctor," "High School King of Savvy," "The Time I Loved You," "Run Toward Tomorrow," "Lovers of the Storm," "Girl k," "Uwa-han Woman," "Full House Take 2," "Serial Shopping Family," "Tomorrow with You," and "House of Dolls." She worked as director and actor on web dramas such as "My Heart Beats," "Christian Diary series," "The Day Before Filming," "The Saddest People on Bright Days," "Wise NGO Life," and in the film "If a Chance Comes Again, I Will." She is also active as a lecturer and is receiving much love.
Meanwhile, Dongbang Social Welfare Center (chairman Kim Hyun-gi), established in 1972, is a social welfare specialized institution that has upheld the founding ideology and value of "realizing the value of life respect" unchanged for the past 54 years and provides comprehensive welfare services to marginalized neighbors around us, including children and adolescents, single-parent families, people with disabilities, the elderly, Filipino Kofinos, and Sri Lankan impoverished families.
[Photo] Lee Taeyoung
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