We run a a culture club for families with children adopted from Korea in Victoria, Australia. 
We provide a program of culturally relevant activities between 1pm - 5pm, usually including afternoon tea and free play time. Parents are required to attend and work with their children.
The purposes of the the club are:

• To assist the adopted child to develop a positive Korean Identity that is integrated with their Australian identify.
• To assist the adopted child to feel proud of being Korean born.
• To increase its members’ knowledge of Korean culture, past and present.
• To assist its members in developing friendships with other children adopted from Korea and their families.
• To expose its members to positive Korean adult role models.
• To raise funds in whatever manner the Association deems fit for the Association or for other organisations or causes which act to benefit the interests of children in need of a family and/or adopted children and/or their families.
• To carry out any other activities which are of benefit to children in need of a family and/or adopted children and/or their families.

Parents-in-waiting are invited to come too. Make new friends, meet our newest additions and chat with others in the adoptive community.
Visit our membership page for information on joining.

Previous Sessions have been held at the Craig Family Centre, Samarinda Ave, Ashburton and North Carlton Railway House, Solly Ave, Princes Hill from 1pm to 5pm unless otherwise advised.
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We offer both incursions and excursions, with sessions held on a mixture of Saturdays and Sundays to help keep the variety and the accessibility levels high.
An email reminder will be sent to all members prior to the session providing details of the activities that have been planned.

​Han-Ho Kids' Club Inc accepts no responsibility for the care and welfare of any child attending Han-Ho Kids' Club sessions. Parents or carers are responsible for the care and supervision of their own children at all times.