Reuniting through DNA | Lexington, MA

REUNITING FAMILIES THROUGH DNA

Our mission is to reunite Korean families separated by war, adoption, death and tragedy by DNA testing Korean adoptees, armed forces personnel who served in Korea, and anyone of Korean descent to expand the worldwide database.

We use autosomal DNA kits

to search for biological family members of international Korean adoptees.

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our DNA kits are made possible by a donation from the

T&W Foundation via

Thomas Park Clement.

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Dear Kamra Friends and Supporters,

As countries and states are loosening their social distancing measures, we will resume DNA mailing kits and/or testing in person. We will however continue to practice safe kit handling measures with disinfecting wipes, gloves, and masks when testing in person.

If you receive a kit, we will send a reminder for safe handling.

But always please remember a good 20-second hand washing and not touching your face is one of the best preventative measures around.

325KAMRA in partnership with

the Korean National Police

As of November 2019, the Korean National Police has been testing people in their Missing Persons Database using FTDNA kits supplied by 325Kamra. Both the Korean National Police and the NCRC (National Center for the Rights of the Child - formerly KAS) is cooperating with 325Kamra. In fact, the Sodaemun Police is providing us space at their station to test families with the FTDNA kits we have in South Korea.

Some months ago, we forged a relationship with the Daegu Police who have been using our kits to test searching families. Because a recent reunion that 325Kamra facilitated shed light on the fact that lost children had been sent for adoption, the police are now using the DNA kits that we distribute to Korean adoptees throughout the world.