Category Archives: informatiom

  More than two hundred paintings showing ‘Thank you!’ were sent to us in August last year from the overseas children who had been donated wheelchairs. There were thirteen from Paraguay among them, and now we have received phohos of the … Continue reading →

  It was cloudy, but pleasant for our activity, after the long, summer heat. We had about 50 participants:Sagami Women’s University group, Vietnamese group, Yokota Air Force Base group, regular Ethiopian, Tama Technical High School group, voluntary members, and American President … Continue reading →

 The ship loaded with 70 wheelchairs left Tokyo Port for Ethiopia at the end of July. The donation this time was supported by three parties, the NGO Adeyabeba Ethiopia Association, presided by Mr. Abebe, one of our voluntary members, the … Continue reading →

  We started today’s activity at nine, an hour earlier than usual, as the temperature was expexted to be over 36℃. Lots of participants gathered instead of this early start, though: Sagami Women’s University group, Vietnamese group, Fussa High School group, … Continue reading →

  We visited the container terminal of APL, shipping company, in Yokohama Honmoku. The members were seventeen in total:Sagami Women’s University group, regular volunteers, mothers of wheelchair-users, our president and directors. Please see ‘Topics’ on the top page.

  It’s still the rainy season. Volunteering members started to gather around nine in the morning and at ten o’clock, we had more than 100 participants for today’s meeting, the biggest number we’ve had so far: Sagami Women’s University group, Vietnamese … Continue reading →

  The ship loaded with 170 wheelchairs left Tokyo Port for Malaysia on July 2, and it is scheduled to arrive on Port Klang on July 13. Please see ‘Topics’ on the top page.

  Yamashita’s project, the third BIKE & CAMP, was a great success. 1,500(!) people joined the project and the donation for our NGO was over 110 thousand(!) yen, surely more than the last event. It’s all thanks to Yamashita, who held … Continue reading →

  It was surprisingly fair compared with a stormy weather yesterday. We continued to refurbish wheelchairs for Malaysia and finished today’s goal, 70 wheelchairs. Adding these to last month’s 100, we send 170 in total by a 40-feet container. To read … Continue reading →

  We loaded 90 wheelchairs for Thailand, whose refurbishing was completed at the regular meeting in April, on the ship on June 4 and they left Tokyo Port. They are scheduled to arrive at Bankok on June 16. The total number … Continue reading →