Our History
2023
“Korean-American Youth Behavioral Health Strengthening Forum” - With School of Social Work at University of Georgia, Center for Asian Studies at University of Georgia and KASWA, CCI hold a forum for local Korean-American community to raise the awareness of the importance of youth behavioral health.
Youth Mental Health First Aid Training- Korean version pilot program
2022
“Human behavior development and social environment” - With Dr. Myung Hee, Jun at Handong Global University, we had a group study about the theory of human behavior development. The purpose of this activity was to gain a better understanding of the Impact of child development on adulthood.
TIP at DoDream Parents
2021
“Maeum-Jopggi” - We provided a counseling program to young adults. The COVID-19 pandemic affects the patterns of our lives and disrupts our minds. To check the well-being of young adults’ bodies, minds, and souls, we hired a professional counselor to have a group and individual counseling session
CCI C&S Class A & CCI C&S Class U
CCI 2021 EIO Program for Young Adults in Korea
May - Sep : HAT Sync
YNOT Conference
TIP at DoDream Youth
2020
Launching and developing a program called “Hat_blank” Our mission is to empower the next generations (Gen Z+) to find and take action on their path to a fulfilling life.
'Hat' is an acronym for 'How about this?". The name implies our values of asking open questions and opening up for diverse perspectives and discussions to help form one's opinion and unique points of view. The '_blank_' is a placeholder for any themes we may cover in the future.
CCI Care & Support (English Learning for SMW); continued from 2019
CARKAY Workshop - TIP
CCI-Handong Global University, Summer program for North Korean Defector students
CCI Care & Support (English Learning & TIP for HGU)
CCI VIrtual Program (2 sessions)
2019
Master trainer certification for Transforming Impossible into Possible (TIP)® program by Loyola University Chicago
Dollar General Literacy Foundation grant awarded
Starting Point program with aged-out ShinMangWon young adults
MOU signed with Handong Global University (Handong Inst. for Peace and Reconciliation) to grow and develop next-generation leaders for Korean reunification
Starting Point program with North Korean defector college students from Handong Global University
Fundraising Trunk shows with FaithLilli
CCI-MOT (Medical Outreach Team) dental care mission trip to Cité Soleil, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
CCI ESL program continued
2018
Fundraising Trunk shows with FaithLilli in S. Korea
Transforming Impossible into Possible (TIP)® program to the local youth groups
Healing and Mentoring workshop for the immigrant parents of the local youth
CCI ESL program began to teach English and American culture to immigrants, migrants, and refugees
The Healing and Mentoring program continued with grants funded by the Overseas Koreans Foundation
2017
Fundraising Trunk shows with FaithLilli
F.R.I.E.N.D.S. - Orphans Dream Fulfillment program
The Healing and Mentoring program continued with grants funded by the Overseas Koreans Foundation
2016
Approved a certifying organization with the Presidential Volunteer Service Awards
MOU with Loyola University Chicago, School of Social Work
F.R.I.E.N.D.S. - Orphans Dream Fulfillment program
Local youth volunteering program
2015
North Korean refugee children foster care manual project support
MOU signed with ShinMangWon for F.R.I.E.N.D.S. - Orphans Dream Fulfillment program
Grant received via Korean Embassy from Overseas Koreans Foundation
Partnership with ASIA Families (Grace H. Song, ED) in VA
2014
Confirmation of exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code
Financial support to Ms. H. H. Kim, NK defector, through the donation from Algok Korean School of Washington Zion Presbyterian Church, began
2013
Campaign on North Korean (NK) Child Welfare Act of 2012 (HR1464)
EGOgram and OKgram workshop“North Korean Children of Refugee Settlement Manual” project
F.R.I.E.N.D.S. is launched
CC Market launched
Sociodrama tried and used for clients
2012
First meeting with founding members (Jamie Doh, Hee Seo, and W. Tim Doh)
First board meeting with all 9 board members worship and service
Corporate set up and FEIN issued
Financial supports to partner organizations, HSICF and LAMP, began