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Visit to ESWS and NCRC in Korea

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Appreciation for Past Collaboration and Planning for the Future

During our recent trip to Korea, New Beginnings met with the management and staff at Eastern Social Welfare Society (ESWS) to express our appreciation for their longstanding partnership and support. ESWS has been an important part of New Beginnings for many years, and we were grateful for the opportunity to thank them in person. Our final ESWS placements were completed in August, marking the close of a meaningful chapter in our work together.

We also met with the National Center for the Rights of the Child (NCRC). The discussion was productive, and we look forward to opportunities to collaborate with NCRC going forward. Their guidance and leadership in child welfare are central to international adoption policy and practice in Korea, and we appreciate the time they shared with us.

New Beginnings remains committed to supporting our Korean families through post-adoption services and ongoing communication with NCRC in Korea.

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