This is the final-year project to investigate the dynamics of abuse and violence across life span in Korea. The findings from the previous two years’ research that investigated multiple violence exposure across life span in Korea demonstrated that multiple experiences of abuse and violence both in childhood

and in adulthood were common phenomena in Korea. Also, the results suggested more integrated approach to prevent victimization of multiple types of violence and abuse across life course in both public policy intervention and practices needed. Therefore, the study aims to investigate the current states of the child and adult protective systems which were separately designed for vulnerable population groups including children, women, and elderly. This study explores future directions and alternative ways to integrate the delivery systems for each group in terms of linkage, coordination, and full integration.