Monday, March 8, 2010
This March, 2010, LiNK (Liberty in North Korea) is in the running for Pepsi Refresh Project’s $250,000 grant to launch LIBERTY HOUSE, a six-month to one-year transitional housing program to provide assistance to newly arriving and recently-arrived North Korean Refugees in the United States. Click here to VOTE for LiNK NOW.
Liberty House will provide North Korean refugees with critical assistance, such as: food, clothing, shelter, medical attention, a safe, nurturing and positive environment and community, and development services (job training, career counseling, obtaining citizenship, relocation support, etc). At Liberty House, North Korean Refugees will have the opportunity to learn about US-American culture and develop practical and vocational skills so that they can eventually lead self-sufficient lives.
To learn more about LiNK’s LIBERTY HOUSE, click here.
To VOTE, click here.
