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One of our wheelchairs was delivered to Albania.
Mr. and Mrs. Iida, who are residents of Germany, visited me the other day, asking for a wheelchair for their Albanian friends’ child. I sent one of our wheelchairs to Iida’s family home in Kanagawa, and the wheelchair was delivered … Continue reading
We did refurbishing wheelchairs for Thailand in the fierce heat.*
The detail is from here.
We loaded 90 wheelchairs on the ship for Nepal.*
We loaded 90 wheelchairs on the ship for Nepal. The wheelchairs will arive at Calcutta Port in India on July 23. We updated the Donation Record Graph. The detail is from here.
Mr. KATANO, our chief director, passed away on June 20.
Message of Condolence from the president, Hirokazu Morita Mr. Katano made every effort to promote our activities for 15 years from the very beginning. With his broad overseas network, he kept catching contact with foreign partners and negotiating with the … Continue reading
We loaded 80/160/90 wheelchairs on the ship.*
We loaded 80 wheelchairs on the ship for Paraguay. Plus, 160 for Indonesia, 90 for Ethiopia in March. We updated the Donation Record Graph. The detail is from here.
We need a lot more wheelchairs!
We are really grateful that our organization has been supported by various kinds of people and groups. With the help of special schools in the Tokyo metropolitan area we have been delivering about 7,000 wheelchairs for children to 23 … Continue reading
The Paraguay Ambassador to Japan visited us.*
The detail is from here.
The project report from Laos is on the site.*
Mr. Somphet, president of The Aid Children with Disability Association(ACDA) in Laos, sent us the report of 90 wheelchair donation project. The report is on the site of “Donation Record (Laos March, 2017)”. The detail is from here. The report … Continue reading
The first monthly meeting in 2018.*
We held the first monthly meeting in 2018. The detail is from here.
The boy in Tanzania goes to school on his wheelchair.*
Mr. Ikeda, who made an ascent of Mt. Kilimanjaro, sent us a mail saying that the Tanzanian boy goes to school on his wheelchair. (For previous article) －－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－ I got a mail with a couple of pictures from Peter, NPO … Continue reading