Origin of Sports for All: A Sports for All Charter was published in 1975 (updated. 1992), which set out to improve access to participation in sports across the population. The charter, in fact, emphasizes that sport is a right of all citizens, regardless of their age and social group. The aims of sports for all are, therefore, prevalently social: not based on the pursuit of performance, but on health safeguard and improvement, on enjoyment, the useful exploitation of free time, the continual development of the individual, to give a sense of belonging and to foster social cohesion.
- Establishing fundamental plans of sports for all
- Conducting researches to promote sports for all
- Relations with Sports for All Committee
- Promoting and empowering sports for youth with disabilities
- Developing and supporting sports communities and clubs of sports for all
- Managing sports communities of sports for all
- Supporting and administrating events of sports for all
- Promoting sports for all to special education schools
- Relations with municipal and provisional sports associations
- Relations with national sports associations and federations of sports for all
- Creating and spreading programs of sports for all
- Organizing and improving sports facilities for sports for al
- Developing and dispatching sports instructors
- Operating Sports Activities Supporting Centers
- Approving sponsorship in relation to competitions of sports for all
| Position |
Title |
First Name |
Last Name |
Phone |
Fax |
| Director |
Mr. |
Jin-Owan |
Jung |
+82-2-3434-4550 |
+82-2-3434-4597 |
| Deputy-director |
Mr. |
Sun-Ju |
Jeon |
+82-2-3434-4551 |
| Manager |
Mr. |
Chang-Ok |
Cho |
+82-2-3434-4552 |
| Assistant Manager |
Mr. |
Jun-Ho |
Kim |
+82-2-3434-4553 |
| Assistant Manager |
Ms. |
Hye-Eun |
Park |
+82-2-3434-4554 |
| Assistant Manager |
Ms. |
Myeong-Suk |
Kim |
+82-2-3434-4555 |
