Discover Eco-Friendly Habit Education

• Healthy Cleaning Education

  

  Children learn to enjoy cleaning like a game.

  This is the only domestic 'Mobile Cleaning Habit'
  education program that helps children organize
  and clean by themselves.
  Through storytelling, games, and hands-on experiences,
  the program teaches children the importance
  and methods of cleaning in a way that suits their level.
  Through the Healthy Cleaning Education,
  children practice cleaning joyfully like a game,
  while also cultivating a sense of responsibility
  toward their neighbors and the environment.

• Blue
  Ocean Education

  

  Change in the world begins from my surroundings.

  The Blue Ocean Classroom is a marine environmental
  education program where children learn the importance
  of the ocean ecosystem and how to protect it.
  In the context of climate change, they discover
  the significance of the ocean, understand
  the seriousness of the plastic issue, and learn practical solutions to address it.
  The program reminds them that the responsibility
  for ocean pollution lies with all of us, and that we must all act
  with a sense of responsibility to ensure the coexistence of the ocean and humanity.

• Cleanup Campaign

  

  The path I walk is left clean.

  The Cleanup Campaign is an initiative
  where children pick up litter and clean their surroundings.
  By collecting trash along the paths they walk, at school,
  and in their neighborhoods, children practice small changes
  and learn responsibility for the planet's environment.
  This campaign is part of the global 'Clean Up the World'
  activity, which involves 133 countries.
  The Pulmuone Foundation has launched the first-ever
  children's-led cleanup campaign in South Korea,
  spreading the cleanup culture both online and offline.

• Virus and Earth Environment Education

  

  The health of people, animals, and nature is interconnected as one.

  How did infectious diseases become part of our lives?
  The Pulmuone Foundation educates children
  about the causes and prevention of zoonotic diseases
  from a scientific and global perspective.
  Beyond simple prevention guidelines,
  we teach the 'One Health' concept, emphasized by UNEP,
  which connects the health of nature, animals, and humans.
  Children realize that the causes and responsibilities
  of zoonotic diseases lie with humans, recognize the need to
  protect animals and the Earth's environment, and learn
  the importance of global solidarity and cooperation for
  a healthy planet.