1. People lead the way www.freeget.net www.rikorea.or.kr www.dodreamfund.com Challenges of 60 years, Leap forward for the future, since 1954 1 Korean Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities

2. 14 Provincial/Municipal Societies Human resource Investment Department Planning & International Cooperation Department Corporate Management Team Regional Branches Rehabilitation Support Centers General Assembly of Delegates President Secretary General Board of Directors Expert Committee(RI KOREA) 12 subcommittees/300 persons APDF Secretariat (18 countries/76 NGOs) Rehab Research Institute (publish academic journals) 2 Organization

3. Board members-1 President In-Kyu Kim Vice President Il-Yung Lee Vice President Jun-Sik Shin Vice President Woon-Hwan Na Vice President of KSRPD A former Professor at Yonsei /Ajou medical school Vice President of KSRPD President of The Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) Former Chairperson of KBS(Korea Broadcast Association ) 3 Vice President of KSRPD Professor of Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, Daegu University Vice President of KSRPD Former president of the spinal nerve Chuna manual Medicine Honorary president of Jaseng Medical Foundation Vice President Sang-Chul Lee Former president of KSRPD Former Minister of Information and Communication Current Advisor of LG Uplus Mr. Sang-Hun Kim CEO of NAVER Compan y Mr. Jong-Ho Lee Chief director of Seoul I love eye center hospital Standing member of intenet broadcasting company for persons with disabilities Lawyer of Law firm Yul-Chon Former President of Korea Employment Agency for the Disabled The 18 th member of National Assembly Mr. Eun- Soo Park

4. 60 Years of History Comprehensive plan of education for children with disabilities including establishing first special class in Korea - Conduct first survey on the children with disabilities and provide support policy for children with disabilities in 1960 - Build a rehabilitation center for the children with disabilities - Conduct social rehab programs for residential children with disabilities at home such as a disability camp and a painting exhibition etc. ‘Korean Society for the Disabled’ Established by Dr. NakJun Baek in 1954, Start the Korean history of Welfare for PWDs - Established with the support of $5,000 from the president of Rehabilitation International, Howard Rusk (president of the American-Korean Foundation) for war orphans and children with disabilities - Provide medical & counseling aid, fundraising, promote PR and social participation to societal leaders -Membership in Rehabilitation International in 1954 – Beginning of international cooperation and introducing advanced policy 1960 1950 4 Establishment Period

5. 60 Years of History Urge the government to take measures for PWDs and develop comprehensive disability policy - Publish magazine of “Rehabilitation” and held seminars & symposiums - Proclaim “Rehabilitation Decade(1971-80)” and raise awareness by celebrating April 20 as “Rehabilitation Day” - Develop a draft Welfare act on the disabled in 1972 - Ensure accessibility in buildings by rasing issues, proposing design guideline and holding exhibition 1970 5 1980 ㆍ Partnership with the government on the disability welfare policy and contribute to the enactment of Law - Enact the welfare law for PWDs / declaration of legal International Day of PWDs - Held Sports Festival for PWDs / work as a secretariat for the 88 Paralympic - Develop a draft employment promotion act for PWDs/ held national abilympics for PWDs/ host commissioned examination for special recruitment of Seoul city officials for PWDs - Introduce CBR pilot program in association with WHO/ entrusted management of Seoul Nambu Welfare Center for PWDs - Establish Rehabilitation Institute and Korea Rehabilitation Fund - Exhibition on assistive device for PWDs/ vehicle modification project for PWDs Growth Period

6. Establish organizations exclusively for informatization and welfare of PWDs - Establish Korea Employment Agency for the Disabled, Sport association for the disabled (Disabled People's Development Institute), Disabled First Campaign Center, Korea Differently Abled Federation and Disability IT support center all over the country - Operate disability information portal site, IT education, PC distribution and IT contest etc. - Assistive devices aid project for PWDs (sponsored by SBS, LG Welfare Foundation, Korea Tabacco&Ginseng Corporation) - Construct RI Korea expert committee (12 subcommittee, 350 people) - Lead the1st Asian and Pacific Disabled Decade(1993-2002) and held the mid-term evaluation meeting 50 years since its founding: Re-establish history of the Korean welfare of PWDs and start massive investment for future generations - Evaluate Korean disability welfare policy for last 50 years and propose vision/ publish a ‘50 years of the Korean Welfare for PWDs’ - Propose a master plan of disability policy and monitoring it (presidential campaign promise and 5-year comprehensive plan) - Organize “Global Challenges for the young adults with disabilities” - Investment for future generations: support the dreams of youth with disability families and create new-leadership - Movement to introduce an Anti-discrimination act & the UN CRPD and ratify them. Strengthen disability rights in cooperation with disability NGOs - International cooperation with UNESCAP, RI and APDF, and conduct expert’ overseas training program 2000 1990 6 Growth Period

7. International development cooperation(IDC) for PWDs in developing countries living in poverty without human right protection - Enhance KSRPD’s global status through holding the 2012 Incheon International Disability Conference including the 22 nd RI World Congress - Global ICT projects: conduct IT education for PWDs in developing countries, hold Global IT Challenge for youth with disabilities, establish ICT education center in developing countries with the support of KOICA(the first country: Vietnam) - International development cooperation(IDC) activities: revise the Act for International Development, demand KOICA for disability-inclusive IDC perspective, operate an implementation commission of the Incheon Strategy(3 rd Asia-Pacific Decade), review the implementation of the UN CRPD, submit a NGO report to the UN CRPD committee, conduct Korean disability leader’s special lecture tour in the Asia-Pacific region 2010 7 Takeoff Period

8. Vision and Values Managing ‘Dream School’ Increasing Funds RI KOREA Policy 5Goals ‘DoDream’ Investment in the Youth International Development & Cooperation. We will strengthen our financial base by spreading grassroots donation and CSR projects. We will empower the Youth to mange their own dreams. We will strengthen Global Partnerships to tackle common challenges of 1 billion PWDs in the world We will propose Happy Policies to solve welfare discrimination against PWDs We will be Strong Supporter for the Future of Youth from family with disabilities People lead the way

9. Planning &International Cooperation Department ∙ International Cooperation - Government: UNESCAP UNDP and UNDESA - NGOs: RI, APDF ∙ Incheon Strategy Working Group - Monitoring Incheon Strategy implementation - Prepare NGO’s report ∙ Dream Teams (Global Youth Program) - Training in 6 continents - Inviting AP young leaders ∙ Global ICT Partnership - Partnership with UNDP - Holding ICT training in developing countries ∙ For the Young from Developing Countries - Youth leadership program - Global ICT leader training ∙ RI KOREA - 10 Department, 322 members - Holding International & Domestic Conference ∙ Improving Researches -1research in 1department - Publishing Journal of Rehabilitation Research ∙ Incheon Strategy - Operating Committee - Monitoring of implementation ∙ Dodream International - Develop project ∙ APDF Secretariat (76 NGOs in AP) - 2014 APDF Conference (Vietnam) ∙ KDF (24NGOs in Korea) -Solidarity with Korean NGOs -Lecture tour in AP ImprovingInternationalCooperation CreatingNew-leaders for International Development StrengtheningInternationalSecretariat Policy & Policy &SolidarityActivities

10. Human resource Investment Department Investment in the Youth From Families with Disabilities Today’s Dream - Supporting Emergency Situation(medial & living expenses aids) - Amount of investment is $20,000 Tomorrow’s Dream - Long-Term investment on education and talents - Until dreams come true - Amount of investment is $50 per month Intensive Counseling - Develop self-directed management skill Managing Dream School - Partner organizations - Probono - Donors - 1:1 mentoring service ManagingIndividualsDreams ManagingCases Managing Recourses - Dream Apple Club - Honorary Ambassador - ‘Dodream’ Talk Show Developing - Talented Donors - Mom’s Dream Managing and Developing Resources

11. 11 CategoryProjects and ActivitiesPartnerships International Development Cooperation ■ Improving International Cooperation 1. International Relations - Government: UN, UNDP, UNDESA, UNESCAP / NGOs: RI, APDF - Incheon Strategy Working Group: Monitoring Incheon Strategy implementation ■ Creating International Human Recourses 1. Global ICT Partnerships - Global IT Challenge for Youth with Disabilities(holding in Asia & Pacific Regions): ICT training, IT Paralympiad, IT Forum - IT Training: IT expert training program, Global IT leader training program - Support to narrow digital divide in Vietnam : build ICT Center, IT training, employment support program * 2014 pilot project, confirmed 2015~2017 3 year’s program 2. ‘Dream team’(Global Youth Program) - Korean youths: Training in 6 continents (8 nights & 10 days) - Asia-Pacific youths: 10 participants(10 countries), Training in Korea (2 weeks) ■ Managing International Secretariat 1. APDF Secretariat: 76 NGOs in 16 Asian-Pacific region countries 2. KDF Secretariat: 24 domestic NGOs - International organizations -Ministry of Health and Welfare -KOICA -Corporations (LG,NAVER, Shinhan Financial Group) Main Project

12. 12 CategoryProjects and ActivitiesPartnerships Policy and solidarity activity ■ RI KOREA Membership 1. Member management: 10 subcommittees and 2 special committees 350 members (experts in different sectors) 2. Holding International & Domestic Conferences by committee ■ Activities for the implementation of the Incheon Strategy 1. Operating an implementation committee of the Incheon Strategy (23 experts of RI KOREA and 18 disability NGOs) 2. Monitoring and publishing reports: National Assembly, 13 government ministries 3. Policy discussion: meeting with National Assembly and each ministry to review implementation status ■ Settlement of exclusion from policy and activity of solidarity 1. Discover cases of welfare discrimination 2. Policy improvement and amendment of the law 3. Monitoring activities of the UN CRPD ■ Research and academic activities 1. Publishing Journal of ‘Rehabilitation and Welfare Research’ (Quarterly) 2. Hold New year’s Policy Forum 3. Hold the 44 th RI KOREA Congress of Rehabilitation -National Assembly -Government ministries -RI KOREA Committee (10 subcommittees and 2 special committees ) -Disability NGOs ex.) KDF -Community service center Main Project

13. 13 CategoryProjects and ActivitiesPartnerships Human resource Investment ‘DoDream’ ■ Human resource investment for the youth with families with disabilities 1. Mentoring(elementary school student): one-to-one mentoring between a children and Univ. student 2. DoDream together(Middle and High school student): Provide scholarship with company’s social program(Hyundai Hmall) 3. DoDream bankbook(Middle and High school student): Provide financial support to make foundation for independence with LGU 4. DoDream Talent show(Youth): Long-Term investment on Education and Talents for youth in low-income family ■ Managing Individual dreams 1. Dream coaching(job and academic career) & consulting by grade 2. DoDream Concert: performance and story-telling etc. ■ Managing Dream School 1. Establish national case management system with partner organization 2. Matching with expert to realize dream(Probono) 3. Education and Talent matching program -Government: Ministry of Health & Welfare -Company: LGU+,Kookmin bank, Hyundai Hmall -Regional community (108 agencies) ∙ 14 Provincial/Municipal Society ∙ Regional Branches ∙ Welfare center ∙ Professional Institution -Mentor: 539 persons Main Project DoDream helps to find the dreams for the youths who doesn't have a dream, and provides motivation for those who have dreams but are wondering their lives!