Daejeon Metropolitan Government opened this center to help foreign visitors and residents to nderstand Korean culture and also to learn the Korean language. The center is supported by the municipal government, but it is a privately-operated entity.
Programs and services offered here include counseling on difficulties, information on tourism and culture, a meeting room for foreigners and Korean language classes.

The Association provides labor counseling, medical support, shelter, Korean language classes, job counseling, public opinion building, various programs including sports, camps, holiday festivals, and mission worship for migrant workers as well as conducting surveys and performing research regarding problems and issues affecting migrant workers.

Not only does the Center provide free medical counseling, free legal counseling, job-seeking services, human rights and religious counseling for foreign workers, but it also offers free places for rest and gatherings. The Center also works to guarantee foreign workers’living rights through various educational activities and volunteer works.

SEM International is a Christian Volunteer Organization composed of 150 volunteers, aiming to help foreign visitors. It started its activities in 1995 by teaching foreign visitors the Korean language.
Currently it covers various activities including language classes and cultural understanding, friendship building parties, and field trips. They also visit prisons to help foreign inmates.

The International Exchange Center arranges home-stays for foreign visitors, provides a language volunteers corps for translation, and sponsors various cultural exchange programs, language classes, and arts troupes’exchanges

The IFN is a non-governmental organization (NGO) aimed at building international fellowship among Koreans and foreign residents including students, scientists, and workers in Korea. It originated from the Foreign Students Association in Daejeon (FOSAD) formed in 2001 by journalists, professors, foreign students, and businessmen. The FOSAD was changed to IFN in 2003 and it aims to promote friendship. Activities include dinner parties for Chinese on Lunar New Year’s Day, soccer games, trips to Jeongdongjin and the Geumsan Ginseng Festival, Vietnamese Students’Day, a Christmas party, sports festivals for foreign students, Mongolian Miigaa’s Recital, Hydro Dam Tour, etc.

The IFC aims to help migrant workers, foreign students, and foreign women married to Korean men to learn Korean and understand Korean culture. The Center also offers counseling on various issues including medical problems, welfare, and volunteer services. Its activities include providing regular medical check-ups, haircutting services, sports activities and computer classes.