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KVO has been established based on the theory
that people can make society better to live together by providing
help and love to those who are in need regardless of their nationality,
religion, ideology, race or financial ability. |
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From Me, From Here, From Now
(From Me)
(From Here)
(From Now)
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KVO's symbol, a child leaning
against his/her mother, shows that they share love through their
embrace. Both of them have gratitude to the earth for the their
lives. KVO endeavors to create a future filled with love for
all people of the world, regardless of nationality, religion,
ideology, gender, age or occupation. |
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Korea International Volunteer Organization (KVO) was an international
Non-Governmental Organization established in 1988 and has been supporting
underdeveloped countries in the area of medical service, welfare activities,
education, emergency relief for sustainable development as well as
domestic welfare, culture, and environment of those countries. KVO
is a corporate organization having the purpose of contributing to
international cooperation and world peace. It obtained Special Consultative
Status in UN ECOSOC in 2002.
Regarding overseas support activities, KVO has supported native people
through operating free clinics, Taekwondo halls and a self-supporting
farm in Bolivia, and offered medical service by dispatching UNV doctors
and delivering relief goods to Cambodia. Besides. KVO has provided
various support efforts in Russia(Sakhalin), Mongolia, Thailand, Afghanistan,
Iraq and Ethiopia as well. |
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