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Student Club ‘KAMSA’ Provides Free Medical Care to Immigrant Workers in Korea
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2015.07.01
<p align="left">When asked about the reason for carrying out volunteer work, members of KAMSA, Konkuk Association of Medical Service Asset, responded "for a life with meaning." What is, then, "a life with meaning"? KAMSA members were approaching the answer to this question by engaging in volunteer work at Rafael Center Clinic in Seongbuk-dong, Seoul. To encounter oneself in the course of helping others; this is KAMSA's reason for being.</p> <p align="left">Club members offer free medical treatment at the clinic every other week, as part of a group of 40 medical staff and 100 non-professional volunteers. This is the 9<sup>th</sup> year for KAMSA, consisting of students of Konkuk University (KU) School of Medicine, to participate in this service.</p> <p align="left">KAMSA's reach is not confined to Rafael Center Clinic. The club, in cooperation with the KU Medical Center volunteer group, assists the mobile clinic, which serves the local residents, three times a year. During the summer, volunteer activities take place in rural parts of Korea for three days and two nights.</p> <p align="left">KAMSA had also participated in volunteer work involving distributing coal briquettes to neighbors in need with "Babsang Community," and plans to join the activity every winter.</p> <p style="text-align: center;" align="left"><img src="ArticleFile.do?id=11628586" /></p> <p style="text-align: center;" align="left"> </p> <p style="text-align: right;">Posted by Eun Jin Cho</p>
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