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  On August 27, we had a meeting still in mid-summer heat. There were 16 participants; Vietnamese group, Abebe from Ethiopian group, Tama Technical High School teachers, and voluntary members. Regular Sagami Women’s University group were absent. They joined their local … Continue reading →

  On August 13, we had a regular meeting with typhoon No. 7 approaching. It was raining lightly in the morning, but it gradually cleared up.   There were lots of participants, 31 in total: regular Sagami Women’s University group, Vietnamese group, … Continue reading →

  Yokohama Municipal Wakabadai Special School is the only special school with both intellectual and physical disabilities in Yokohama City, consisting of two divisions: the limb disability education division and the intellectual disability education division. The physical disability education division consists … Continue reading →

  July 23 was a terribly hot day with a temperature of 35°C. The strong sun shone into the meeting site in the morning, and we prepared two tarps and two tents for the activity.    To read more,,,

  We were offered wheelchairs from Miyashiro Special School for the first time in two years. They store wheelchairs that are gathered at school for a long time and call us when they get a certain number. It’s the cooperation of … Continue reading →

  On July 9, we had a big meeting with Vietnamese group, Sagami Women’s University group, Tama Technical High School group, and voluntary members, 35 participants in total.    To read more,,,

  Our NGO got a request from Mr. Saito of Sakura Wheelchair Project to offer our children ‘s wheelchairs along with their electric wheelchairs to Milestone Society for the special persons, Pakistan.   This time we sent 4 wheelchairs, 15 sitting-aids, 7 … Continue reading →

  Ukraine Project started with the call of Mr. Kimura(Photo right), a Japanese journalist living in London, and his wife.   The 3rd shipment of 215 wheelchairs, a joint effort of three organizations, was loaded onto a container on May 18, and … Continue reading →

  We had our last activity in May. To our surprise, 17 volunteers from Vietnam came. Other participants were five Sagami Women’s University members, two volunteers, two professional technicians, and the staff, 31 in total. The weather was fine, and it … Continue reading →

  We got offered children’s wheelchairs from two facilities below. May 22, Murasaki Aiikuen 15 units May 25, Seiikuen Commuting Center 23 units   With 38 wheelchairs stored at one time, our warehouse has been filled with nearly 190 units, which is … Continue reading →