The orphanage, located seven kilometer south of Phnom Penh, is managed by our partner Hischild International Service (hischild-international.com). Read more...

Currently, the Han-Schneider International Children’s Foundation is working with two of the forty-four state run orphanages in North Korea. Read more...

The Tanzania orphanage is a work in progress. We are working with our partner, Mission Segaero, building an orphanage, educational center and chapel for the children. Read more...

3rd Annual Benefit Dinner and Silent Auction "Heart-in-Heart – A celebration of the Worldwide Community"

November 13, 2011

The Han-Schneider International Children's Foundation (HSICF) would be honored by your presence at the 3rd Annual Benefit Dinner and Silent Auction "Heart-in-Heart – A celebration of the Worldwide Community", Friday, November 18, 2011 at Taglyan Cultural Center. HSICF is a non-profit organization that serves the needs of children in orphanages in North Korea, Cambodia and Tanzania.

Urgent Matter – The U.S. Senate Bill S.416 and House Bill HR 1464

The “North Korean Refugee Adoption Act of 2011” [S.416] is sponsored by Senator Burr of North Carolina and co-sponsored by Senator Landrieu of Louisiana and its corresponding Bill HR.1464 introduced by Congressman Ed Royce of California. This bill will allow American families to adopt North Korean refugee children.

Our Mission

The Mission of the Han-Schneider International Children’s Foundation is to provide basic needs for the orphans around the world. The foundation has been created to focus attention on the desperate plight of destitute children everywhere.  As we strive to emulate the love and compassion of our Savior, the HSICF will devote all of its time, energy and resources to providing life-sustaining essentials for abandoned orphans.

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A Must Read

C. Hope Flinchbaugh, the writer of I'll Cross the River, is donating all of the proceeds from the sale of her book to the children benefited by our organization. I'll Cross the River, available in English and Korean, is about a North Korean woman named Young Soon and her struggles in the oppressive communist country.