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Support Organizations| Adopted Korean Connection, Minnesota The mission of AK Connection is to be resource for adult Korean adoptees by providing information and building a supportive community.
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| Adoptee Mentor Program, San Francisco Our objectives are to: connect adoptees of all ages, give them the opportunity to share and express themselves, use the experiences of adult adoptees to help develop security and fulfillment in younger adoptees and emphasize that they are not alone and build a unified multi-cultural adoptee group in San Francisco.
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| Adoptive Families Association Australia The AFA represents the interests of local and intercountry adoptive families and provides support
through each stage of the adoption experience. |
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| Adoptive Families Together Massachusetts The AFA represents the interests of local and intercountry adoptive families and provides support
through each stage of the adoption experience. |
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| After You Adopt Connecticut The goal of the After You Adopt Support Group is to assist parents who have adopted with parenting/adoption issues for both domestic and international adoptions. |
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| Also-Known-As Support organization for Korean Adoptees located in New York |
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| Asian Connection of Western New York The mission of AC is to help families with children adopted from Asian country and people
who are interested in adoption of Asian children |
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| Association of Korean Adoptees San Francisco California Association for Korean Adoptees in San Francisco |
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| Association of Korean Adoptees Los Angeles California Association for Korean Adoptees in Los Angeles |
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| Arierang Netherlands Support Organization for adoptees in the Netherlands |
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| Arkansas International Connection Adoptive Family Support Group |
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| Asian Adult Adoptees of Washington Support Organization for adoptees in Seattle |
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| Association Racines Coréennes Support Organization for French adoptees |
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| Boston Korean Adoptees, Inc. Boston Korean Adoptees, Inc. is a non-profit organization focused on building a community of adult adoptees with a connection to Korea in the greater Boston and New England area. Boston Korean Adoptees, Inc. also works to educate those in the larger community about the issues surrounding international adoption and transracial adoption.
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| Coalition for Asian American Children And Families The Coalition for Asian American Children and Families (CACF) is dedicated to improving the health and well being of Asian American Children in New York City. |
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| Denmark Korea Klubben Support Organization for adoptees in Denmark |
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| Dongari Switzerland Support Organization for adoptees in Switzerland |
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| Families Adopting In Response Bay Area California A volunteer group of adoptive parents in Southeast Michigan with children from Korea and around the world. |
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| Families All Together In Their Hopes Our organization provides support for the families of transracially, transculturally, and
other special needs adopted children. We deal with a wide variety of issues for children of all ages from the
simple to the very complex. Some of the simple but very important issues are hair and skin care, enriching the
children’s self-esteem while some of the complicated issues are filing for and receiving Wrap Around services
for school age children. While caring for the self-esteem of the individual children we are building a diverse
community with members that are culturally enlightened across a wide base of education and experience. |
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| Families for Children Michigan A volunteer group of adoptive parents in Southeast Michigan with children from Korea and around the world. |
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| Families for International Children Michigan F.F.I.C. is a parent group providing support to families interested in international adoption,
education for ourselves and the community, awareness of world cultures, and relief to homeless children abroad.
F.F.I.C. is based in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area. |
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| Families with Children From China, Northern California Chapter Families with Children from China, Northern California Chapter provides a network of support
for adoptive families and waiting parents |
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| Friends of Korea Sacramento Friends of Korea is a non-profit corporation whose purpose is to offer opportunities for all who
are interested to come together in promoting greater awareness and appreciation of the value of Korean heritage in the
United States. |
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| G.O.A'L Korea G.O.A.'L is a registered non-profit and non-governmental organization (NGO) in Korea founded by adoptees from Europe and the US that has served as a homebase for adoptees within their birth country since 1998. G.O.A.'L provides a wide range of post-adoption services including birth family search assistance, 1-on-1 Korean language tutors, language study scholarships as well as access to social and peer-support networks.
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| InKAS - Internationl Korean Adoptee Services To assist adoptees in establishing their identities and inspiring pride in their ethnic identity.
2. To provide adoptees with a chance to relate to various world cultures through InKAS's volunteer services.
3. To take the leading part in globalization by acting as nongovernmental diplomats.
4. To improve Korea's image held by adoptees, adoptive families, and adopting nations through InKAS.
5. To provide services inside and outside of Korea through InKAS |
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| Iowans For International Adoption Iowans for International Adoption, formed in 1972, was originally created to help families
in search of international adoption assistance. Giving families an opportunity to meet and support each other,
this annual picnic expanded into a weekend retreat and eventually the current K.A.M.P and International Retreat. |
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| Kimchi Club The Kimchi Club is an informal grouping of people that regularly come together to celebrate
Korean culture. The core group consists of a few Canberra families who have adopted children from Korea, but
increasingly, members of the Korean expatriate community are joining. We see our gatherings as a means to keep our kids
connected to the country of their birth at the same time as having fun ourselves. |
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Korean Adoptees Ministry Minnesota| Webpage: | www.kam3000.org/ | | Phone: | 1-877- KAM -9294 | | Address: | P.O. Box 130563, Roseville, MN 55113 |
Reach out to Korean adoptees who have not yet accepted Jesus unconditional love, and
help them to live Spirit-filled, joyful and abundant lives. |
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| Korean Focus for Adoptive Families Washington D.C. Korean Focus helps adoptive and multiethnic Korean American families develop an appreciation
of the rich heritage of Korea and the contributions of Korean Americans to American culture by offering educational
programs for children and adults, support and information to prospective adoptive families, presentations on Korean
culture and Korean American issues, social events centered around Korean holidays, and contact with the Korean American
community through collaboration on programs and events. We inform our members and friends of activities through our
website and through a quarterly newsletter with articles and announcements. |
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| Korean Focus NW Providing support for families with children of Korean heritage - through
social activities, educational programs and cultural celebrations |
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| Korean Identity Development Society Seattle Korean Identity Development Society (known as KIDS) is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization
founded in 1983 to serve adoptive families and their Korean-born children. |
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| Louisiana Families With Children From Asia LFCA provides support and resources to families who are considering adopting, are in the
process of adopting, or who have adopted a child from Asia. |
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| Northwest Korean Culture Society The Northwest Korean Culture Society is a nonprofit organization devoted to the promotion of the
Korean culture. The Society, as a community of people with an interest in Korea, maintains a strong commitment to
seeking understanding in racial issues, to providing education in Korean history and culture, and to the building of
cross-cultural friendships. |
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| Tupperware Children's Foundation In Korea, Tupperware provides financial support to an organization called Good Neighbors Inc. in
Seoul, Korea. The organization concentrates on funding projects including orphanages, handicapped children programs,
locating homes for disadvantaged children and their families and enabling disadvantaged young people to become
self-reliant. Visit the Children's Foundation Website to find out about programs in many countries. |
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