TWS Joins Forces with National Center for the Rights of the Child to Raise Awareness about Missing Children

The issue of missing children is a global concern that affects families and communities worldwide.

According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, in 2020, there were over 424,066 reports of missing children in the United States alone.

This statistic underscores the need for awareness and action to ensure the safe return of missing children to their families.

TWS, a popular K-pop group, is taking a step in the right direction by joining forces with the National Center for the Rights of the Child to raise awareness about missing children through its show, 'TWS: Club'.

'Our group is always seeking ways to give back to the community, and this is a cause that resonates with all of us,' said Shinyu, a member of TWS, who recently appeared on a program about searching for missing children.

Shinyu's passion for this cause began after watching the documentary-style program, which highlighted the struggles faced by families of missing children.

'It was heartbreaking to see how these families suffered, and I knew I had to do something to contribute,' he explained.

Through 'TWS: Club', the group aims to educate its fans about missing children, raise awareness about the risks they face, and provide support to those affected by this issue.

The show, which has been broadcast on various channels, has been instrumental in spreading the message and building a sense of solidarity among TWS fans.

Separately, the group will kick off its '24/6:For:You' tour with two concerts in Seoul later this month.

This is an exciting development for fans, who have eagerly anticipated the tour's dates and lineup.