스포츠구단의 학교 밖 청소년에 대한 사회공헌활동 발전 방향

The purpose of the study was to explore the current status of sports teams’ social responsibility activities and to provide developmental directions. In particular, this study was intended to explore the social responsibility activities of sports teams targeting out-of-school youth through the perception of youth professional counselors. To this end, this study conducted interviews with five out-of-school youth experts. The collected data were analyzed using the classification system analysis method and the content analysis method, and the following research results were derived. First, adolescents outside of school are suffering from difficulties in time management and social stigma after the interruption of school life, and for this reason, they experience social and psychological difficulties such as depression, lethargy, and even deviant behavior. Second, regarding the status of support for out-of-school youth, public support is at a satisfactory level, but the application of limited support benefits and the results of the support project are insufficient, so the connection to employment, going on to school, and returning to school is showing limitations. The problem was pointed out that there was a lack of interest in the private level support or it was only one-off. Third, as a plan for social responsibility activities of sports teams for out-of-school youth, 1) support reflecting the needs of the targets, 2) provide long-term support programs, 3) expand programs using sports stars, and 4) minimize social distancing by step-by-step programs were recommended.