Clean water and sanitation facilities are essential conditions for a healthy human life and critical factors in the prevention, treatment, and management of 20 diseases that frequently occur in the least developed countries. However, more than half (54.5% or 4.2 billion people) of the world’s population still do not have access to adequate sanitation facilities. 673 million people still defecate in the open, and 3 billion people do not have access to even basic handwashing facilities.
HUMAN IN LOVE supports toilets so that people from low-income families in developing countries can have sufficient and equal access to the sanitation facilities necessary for leading a healthy life.

House protects life and property from external environments such as cold, heat, rain, and wind, and serves a significant function as a sanctuary that provides the most comfort and stability to family members and means a space identified with the family.

HUMAN IN LOVE gives gifts of houses to the vulnerable to help them have human dignity, value, and happiness regardless of their economic circumstances.

Around 735 million people are suffering from undernourishment or hunger due to lack of adequate nutrition due to poverty, famine, war, etc. In particular, children have a higher risk of death due to undernourishment than adults, and long-term malnutrition in childhood can result in permanent physical and cognitive impairment.
HUMAN IN LOVE operates nutrition camps in developing countries to restore the health of children suffering from undernourishment and provide education on local diets, food preparation methods, and health and hygiene for their guardians.

“If you catch and provide a fish, he can only eat it for one meal, but if you teach him how to fish, you can feed him for a lifetime.”
HUMAN IN LOVE provides agriculture technology education and entrepreneurship education to help impoverished residents in developing countries learn the knowledge, skills, and capabilities necessary for self-reliance. After implementing the education programs, we support agricultural equipment and animals (goats, rabbits, chickens, etc.) for breeding to lead to the household economic strengthening in reality.

The healing concert, “Beautiful Day”, is a public concert that delivers empathy, healing, and positive energy to vulnerable groups such as patients, guardians, and those who need to prevent or overcome depression or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).