As many now know several hundred Yemeni asylum seekers have found their way to Jeju Island in South Korea. It goes without saying that these individuals have overcome terrible living conditions and a harrowing journey. However, due to the large number of asylum seekers, lack of support on the island, and bureaucratic confusion, many individuals found themselves in limbo; unable to work, unable to leave, and without much money to continue to support themselves while they await

WeHOPE volunteers have been providing basic English education courses to mothers of multicultural families since November, 2017. The classes are conducted twice a week at the Multicultural Family Center in Jung-gu, Ulsan. The aim of this program is to get mothers familiar with the basics in English. With basic English skills they will be able to grow their social networks in the city and be more confident when travelling abroad. The program has received positive feedback from