The healthcare support for overseas Koreans aims to improve the quality of life and build ethnic bonds by providing continuous attention and healthcare services to overseas Koreans, including health promotion.
*Korean immigrants abroad (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 2023): Approx. 7.08 million, 193 countries
To improve health of Korean diaspora residing in Ukraine through health and humanitarian emergency support such as healthcare, nutrition, and WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene)
Project Period
2023-present (project by government grant)
Details
Supporting relief goods to meet emergency health and humanitarian needs
Expected Outcomes
Bolstering ethnic bonds by helping stabilization and re-settlement of Korean diaspora in Ukraine
To support healthy living and social integration for returnee women and their children in Vietnam
Project Period
2018-2021 (project funded by CCK), 2022-present (project by government grant)
Details
(Medical treatment support) Support for comprehensive health check-up expenses for returned women and their children in Vietnam, assistance with treatment costs for general illnesses, support for caregiving expenses related to severe diseases and disabilities, and assistance with health insurance enrollment
(Health education) Provision of health education programs for returned women and their children in Vietnam
Expected Outcomes
Supporting the healthy settlement and social integration of returnee women and their children in Vietnam
To enhance health conditions by providing medical services for first-generation ethnic Koreans forced to work in Sakhalin
Project Period
2015-Present
Details
(Support of medical checkups and treatments in Korea) Medical services including comprehensive medical checkups, treatments, and surgical operations
(Local healthcare program support)(Health Living Support Center) Providing medical services, health promotion education, etc.(Medical examinations and home visits) Medical examinations and counselings by local medical staff, health management prevention education, etc.
Expected Outcomes
Promoting the health of first-generation ethic Koreans residing in Sakhalin and enhancing national solidarity as Korean immigrants
To promote the health of overseas Koreans dispatched to Germany
Project Period
2013-Present (project by government grant)
Details
(Visiting health services) Volunteers visiting homes of beneficiaries to provide health counseling, mental support, health education seminars and outdoor activities
(Administrative support) Giving information on local social security system, conducting professional capacity-building training for volunteers, etc.
(Discovering beneficiaries) Discovering beneficiaries including Korean seniors who were sent to Germany as miners and nurses living alone in Germany
Expected Outcomes
Improving the quality of life of former dispatchers to Germany by providing home-visiting care services, healthcare training and activities