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90 wheelchairs finally reached Paraguay.(updated)
We’ve added a new photo. The ship with 90 wheelchairs for Paraguay left Tokyo port on March 8, 2022(Click here for the ship’s departure). It was expected to arrive at the port of Asuncion, Paraguay, around May 18. (Click here … Continue reading
Wheelchairs for Mongolia.
Our NGO, together with four other groups below, has sent 140 wheelchairs, 115 for grown-ups and 25 for children, to Mongolia. It’s Mr. Saito, NPO Sakura Wheelchair Project, who set up this Mongolia project. The five organizations have collaborated separately … Continue reading
The wheelchairs for Mongolia has numbered 51.*
The ship with 140 wheelchairs for Mongolia left Kobe port for Tianjin Port, China, around twelve midnight on August 4.(For details, click here.) We count donated wheelchairs based on the number when the ship leaves the port. Now that the … Continue reading
34 wheelchairs provided by a special school in Tokyo.*
On July 29, we visited Tokyo Metropolitan Oizumi special school to receive 34 used wheelchairs. The school is “a special school for physically disabled children living in Nerima-Ward and Nishitokyo-City. It has elementary, middle and high school. The number of … Continue reading
The ship with 180 wheelchairs left for Thailand.*
The ship with 180 children’s wheelchairs for RICD（Rajanagarindra Institute of Child Development）, our second partner in Thailand, left Tokyo port on July 19, expected to reach Bangkok around August 1. As for transporting this time, it took quite a long … Continue reading
Mini-meeting on another hot Sunday.*
On July 10, we had a mini-meeting with regular Sagami Women’s University group and Vietnamese group. Although it was not so hot as the extreme heat of a few weeks before, the temperature was over 30 degrees and we felt … Continue reading
We had an extra mini-meeting.*
On Saturday, July 2, we had an extra mini-meeting with 6 employees of Bloomberg L.P.. They had contacted us, saying they got interested in our activity and were considering joining it. It was another ‘intense heat’ day, To read more,,,
Mini-meeting in the intense heat.*
On June 26, we had a mini-meeting in the intense heat. The participants were Sagami Women’s University group, Vietnamese group, and voluntary staff. We took measures for heat illness, as well as for Covid-19, such as providing enough water, putting … Continue reading
Mini-meeting closed by a sudden thundershower.*
On June 12, we had the first mini-meeting in June with regular Sagami Women’s University group and Vietnamese group. The participants were 17 in total. Since the number of the Covid-19 infected has been decreasing recently, we thought it would … Continue reading
Mini-meeting on a summer-like day.*
On May 29, we had a mini-meeting with Sagami University group and the Vietnamese group. It was a very hot Sunday all across the country. In Fussa city, Tokyo, where we had our activity base, the highest temperature rose above … Continue reading