Adoption Agency / Organization

	Name	Address	Telephone	Email
Adoption Agency	Holt Children Services, Inc. (Holt)	382-14, Hapjeong-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul, Korea	02-331-7000, 02-331-7034~7	holtkorea@hotmail.com pasc@holt.or.kr
	Eastern Social Welfare Society (ESWS)	493 Changcheon-dong, Seodaemoon-gu, Seoul, Korea	02-332-3941~5	postadoption@eastern.or.kr
	Social Welfare Society	718-35, Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea	02-552-1027	swspas@sws.or.kr
Adoption Organi- zation
	Koroot	KoRoot (110-030) 125-10, Jahamun-ro, Jongro-gu, Korea	02-3210-2451	master@koroot.org
	Nest Korea	#308 Olympia building, 196 Jamsilbon-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul, Korea	02-535-3217	nestkorea@hotmail.com
Adoption program Terminated (Post adoption services only)	Korea Social Service, Inc. (KSS)	(01365)42-49, Samyang-ro 162 ga-gil, Dobong-gu, Seoul, Korea	02-908-9191	kssinc@kssinc.org
	Seoul Adventist Hospital Orphanage (Sahmyook Medical Center)	29-1, Hwigyeong 2(i)-dong, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, Korea	02-2210-3634
	Busan Missing Children's Home (Namkwang Social Service Inc.)	san-151, Nopo-dong, Geumjeong-gu, Busan, Korea	051-508-1997	www.nkwelfare.kr

Adoptee / Adoptive Family

	Name	Location	website
Adoptee	International Korean Adoptee Associations Network (IKAA)	International	www.ikaa.org/ko
	BAK	Belgium	www.b-a-k.org
	Korean Canadian Adoptee Association	Canada	www.kcaa.me
	Korea Klubben	Denmark	www.koreaklubben.org
	Racines Coreennes	France	www.racinescoreennes.org
	KOR.I.A	Italy	www.koria.it
	Adoptee Solidarity Korea (ASK)	Korea	www.adopteesolidarity.org
	Global Overseas Adoptees' Link (G.O.A'L)	Korea	goal.or.kr
	Truth and Reconciliation for the Adoption Community of Korea (TRACK)	Korea	justicespeaking.wordpress.com
	Arierang	Netherlands	arierang.nl
	Adopted Koreans' Association (AKF Sweden)	Sweden	www.akf.nu
	Swedish Korean Adoptees' Network (SKAN)	Sweden	swedishkoreanadopteesnetwork.wordpress.com
	Dongari	Switzerland	www.dongari.ch
	Adoptee Rights Campaign	USA	adopteerightscampaign.org
	Adult Korean Adoptees of Portland (AKAP)	USA	www.akaportland.org
	AK Connection	USA	www.akconnection.com
	Also Known As, Inc	USA	www.alsoknownas.org
	Association of Korean ADoptees San Francisco (AKASF)	USA	www.aka-sf.org
	Association of Korean Adoptees Southern California (AKASoCal)	USA	akasocal.wordpress.com
	Asia Adopted People Service Group	USA	www.asiafamilies.org
	Asian Adult Adoptees of Washington (AAAW)	USA	aaawashington.org
	Boston Korean Adoptees (BKA)	USA	www.bkadoptee.org
	Camp Moo Gung Wha	USA	www.koreanculturecamp.net
	Connect-A-Kid	USA	connectakid.org
	KAtCH	USA	www.katchicago.com
	Korean Adoptees of Hawaii (KAHI)	USA	www.kahawaii.org
	Me & Korea Inc	USA	meandkorea.org
Adoptive Family Organizations	Mission to Promote Adoption in Korea(MPAK)	Korea	www.mpak.org
	Mission to Promote Adoption of Kids	USA	www.mpak.com
	Korean American Adoptee Adoptive Family Network (KAAN)	USA	www.kaanet.com
	Korean Identity Development Society (KIDS)	USA	emailkids.wordpress.com

Organizations supporting post adoption services for Overseas Korean Adoptees in Korea

1. G.O.A.'L (Global Overseas Adoptee's Link)

G.O.A.'L was established in March, 1998 in Seoul by European and U.S Korean adoptees in collaboration as a non-profit, nongovernmental organization.
G.O.A.'L plays an important role to assist returning adoptees as the number of return is increasing and claim their right to know about their birth.
G.O.A.'L's focus is to inform Korean society and government about the existence of overseas adopted Koreans by being positive link between adoptees and Korean society.
One of main works is to provide postreunion service with appropriate translation and interpretation services. G.O.A.'L also supports adoptees who are looking for birthfamilies with Birth Family Search Directory and utilize media (YTN and KBS) and magazine (Guide Post). It is important for G.O.A.'L to raise awareness regarding issues of Korean adoption and break down the walls of prejudice and misunderstanding and make adoptee's voice heard through seminars and publishing related adoption information.

2. KoRoot

KoRoot provides lodging, educational and cultural projects for returnee adoptees and promote awareness in Korean society. Contribution of volunteers as well as members of KoRoot made it possible to help adoptees see proper view and insight into the birthplace and provide best arrangement possible during their stay in Korea.

3. Nest Foundation (Doongji=Nest)

Doongji=Nest is an non-profit organization, established to support overseas Korean adoptees who visit their mother country. Doongji=Next means a nest in Korean and this explains the purpose of the organization. Doongji provides warm nesst with love to those who visit Korea. They provide free pick-up from the airport, help to find a nice home stay, support in birth family search, and introduce Korean culture.