2006 A non-for-profit Open Clinic for Human Rights Victims was established  

Since 2006, Dr. Cho opened Open Clinic, which is a non-profit organization for crime victims who could not get psychological treatments due to financial difficulties. 

Additionally, Human Rights Movement Headquarters were established to research Korea's high suicide rates.
"2006 A non-for-profit Open Clinic for crime victims and
Life and Human Rights Movement Headquarters were established."

Since 2006, Dr. Cho opened Open Clinic, which is a non-profit organization for crime victims who could not get psychological treatments due to financial difficulties. 

Children with traumatic experiences were treated and educated through various activities. At first, those children had hallucations from extremely high levels of anxiety and fear after having seen devastating crime scenes. They were at risk for further emotional distress. After a few years, children gradually found comfort, made friends, and progressed academically with the support from volunteers at the Open Clinic.

Additionally, the Open Clinic continuously networked with organizations that could provide legal support for crime and sexual assault victims. Such support helped the victims to find their voice and to take a step towards growth. 

Many supporters were the roots to the Open Clinic and encouraged its mission. The kind-hearts and supportive hands of various individuals gave happiness to many victims.

WHAT WE RECOMMEND

2004 The Tree Group Expansion and Relocation

The Tree Group’s Center for International Psychological Services was expanded and relocated to Daechi-dong in Korea.

International organisations and international schools provided support.

2020 New Year’s Party at the Tree Group

A New Year Party was held at the Tree Group where all the students, parents, and teachers were invited to share food and drinks. Special thanks to Dr. Cho who prepared homemade sandwiches with fresh ingredients!