Our Partners

Malik Law focuses on protecting its clients against a variety of civil rights violations, from abuse by police to mistreatment in prison to discrimination in the community. The goal is to bring back to its client legal justice and rights that each lost. 

The vision of USAU is to fill the void derived from the division of the two Koreas with activities aimed at promoting understanding, love, and harmony to restore the national identity and homogeneity of our people and to foster the subject and civic awareness of university students in South Korea.  

Junior Achievement  Korea was founded in 2002. Its mission is to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy. Since its foundation, about 80,000 JA Korea volunteers have provided JA programs to more than  a million young students in South Korea. 

Yeomyung school was founded in 2004. It is an alternative school for North Korean defector students in South Korea. Its vision is to help them adapt to a new world successfully and reach their full potential as valuable members of democratic society.    

Durihana strives for a peaceful reunification and seeks to raise up workers who will be ambassadors of peace bringing the gospel to North Korea. The very name of our ministry, Durihana, is Korean for “two become one.” We pray, labor, and long to see Christ bring the two Koreas become one again.

 Woorion is a community that helps North Korean refugees resettle in South Korea. It is run by North Koreanrefugees for North Korean refugees, and has an existing user base of over 7,300(August 2018)

Helping Hands Korea (HHK) is a Christian NGO based on the Korean Peninsula that has assisted North Koreans in crisis since 1996. Established in Seoul by Tim and Sunmi Peters, HHK has partnered with various individuals and organizations in South Korea and around the world.