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Seoul clinic joins UNICEF Korea hospital giving program with 10 million won donation
Seoul Best Urology Clinic donated 10 million won to UNICEF Korea’s hospital giving program.
The clinic is in Gangnam, Seoul, and is the program’s second participating hospital.
The program is for medical institutions that donate at least 10 million won a year to help vulnerable children around the world.
The clinic’s directors said they wanted to help children who cannot get proper medical care.
The money will support UNICEF work for children affected by war, poverty and the climate crisis.
It is intended to help them access basic health services and grow up healthy.
Seoul Best Urology Clinic has joined UNICEF Korea’s UNICEF Giving Hospital program as its second member.
The clinic, located in Seoul’s Gangnam District, donated 10 million won.
The program is for medical institutions that contribute at least 10 million won annually to support vulnerable children worldwide.
The donation will support UNICEF work for children who struggle to access basic medical services because of war, poverty and the climate crisis.
The clinic’s co-directors said they would continue their support to help children grow up healthy.
- Who
- Seoul Best Urology Clinic joined the program. Its co-directors are Yoo Sang-hyun, Cho Min-hyun and Ahn Chi-hyun.
- What
- The clinic joined UNICEF Korea’s UNICEF Giving Hospital program and donated 10 million won.
- When
- UNICEF Korea announced the membership on November 10, 2026.
- Where
- The clinic is in Seoul’s Gangnam District, South Korea.
- Why
- The program supports vulnerable children worldwide, including children unable to access basic medical services.
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- Donation
- 10 million won
- Program membership
- Second UNICEF Giving Hospital
- Clinic location
- Gangnam District, Seoul
- Program threshold
- At least 10 million won in annual contributions
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What people are saying
As medical professionals, we have always felt saddened by the reality of children around the world suffering because they cannot receive proper medical care.
Through joining the Giving Hospital program, we will continue our interest and sharing so that these children can grow up healthy.