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Who is SOS Public Health trying to reach? Today, University of Utah alumni, Lisa Peck, and South of Seoul are launching the…

Who is SOS Public Health trying to reach? Today, University of Utah alumni, Lisa Peck, and South of Seoul are launching the…

The Start of the South of Seoul Public Health Program Since 2015, South of Seoul volunteers have supported the English-speaking international community…

You may have heard about 1330, the Free Korean Tourism phone number that offers support in a variety of languages: Korean, English,…

Wondering how to stay current on life in South Korea? You aren’t alone. Facebook provides a treasure trove of current information that…

By: Angela Alvis, South of Seoul volunteer Temples are sacred places of worship, places where Buddhist monks and nuns live and practice.…

The blog you are reading now includes links to what South of Seoul considers the most important things you need to know…

Updated: 2024/12 South Korea has a Public Alert Service for notifying citizens of important information. The following blog post explores more about…

For the last month, South of Seoul volunteers have been asking questions and working quietly but consistently to support our community during…

Delivery options in Pyeongtaek South Korea.

Who wants to find breakfast in South Korea? Not western breakfast, but Korean breakfast. The Search for Breakfast in Pyeongtaek The South…