Caring for orphaned and vulnerable children in Korea since through child sponsorship and donations. Harry and Bertha Holt changed history by adopting eight children from Korea, inspiring thousands of families to follow.
In the years since, South Korea has grown and developed in many ways. But the stigma of unwed motherhood remains entrenched in Korean culture, creating a continued need for adoption. Through donor-supported mother and child shelters, women in Korea receive resources and support to parent their children.
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Holt seeks international adoptive families primarily for children with special medical or developmental needs. Single mothers in Korea need support and resources to parent their children. And children with special needs in orphanage care need medical care, therapies, special education and more to reach their potential.
Your gift will help a child or family in Korea in greatest need. Through seven community centers across the country, Holt sponsors and donors provide educational support for children from struggling families. This support includes books and supplies to help prevent children from dropping out of school.
At the community centers, children and adults with special needs also benefit from special activities. With additional services for elderly grandparents, low-cost medical care, counseling for families in crisis and more, these community centers are a safe, supportive environment for children and families to learn and grow together.
