Clover House has 3 locations in South Korea and can house up to five women and their children. To be a resident of Clover House, women must go through an application process, and if selected, they receive free housing/utilities and formula/diapers for two years. During their two year stay, the women must attend a vocational school, or pursue some type of education that will allow for them to live independently once they leave.
At this time, Clover House does not have extra funds to assist these women in providing Tols for the children's First Birthdays. Since many families in the Adoption Community are aware of the cultural significance of the Tol, the focus of The Clover House Project will be to raise the extra funds for these women and their children.
At this time, Clover House does not have extra funds to assist these women in providing Tols for the children's First Birthdays. Since many families in the Adoption Community are aware of the cultural significance of the Tol, the focus of The Clover House Project will be to raise the extra funds for these women and their children.
