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Contribute to the recovery of coastal towns severely affected by the 3.11 disaster both physically, emotionally and spiritually through the successful implementation of 9 recovery projects (SP - 5 to 13).... Learn more
Last updated September 19, 2017
By opening the Onagawa office, TSA could become much closer to local residents psychologically. We hope we would be a good adviser for them and could develop good relationships with each other.... Learn more
Last updated August 10, 2017
Through the caring, training, and communication with other members in the community, the children with disabilities would enjoy growth and self-support in the society. Also the whole community would have a... Learn more
Last updated November 22, 2016
Every division will be expected to store proper relief materials for proper place. Foods and materials expiration date is usually five years and this project will provide two times for five years, total ten years... Learn more
Last updated November 22, 2016
Through this project, every trainee will have knowledge of the whole disaster situation and how to respond to it. Pastors and caregivers will be protected from burn out and exhibit good performance as caregivers.... Learn more
Last updated November 22, 2016
By providing the intellectually disabled with a warm and comfortable environment, opportunity for training, a working wage, and the opportunity of engaging with other people in the community, the goal is to... Learn more
Last updated November 23, 2016
Give women the opportunity of getting a job and income through learning sewing skills. Through this program the women, who were victims of the disaster, are encouraged to find hope for living and self-support... Learn more
Last updated November 22, 2016
The Salvation Army wants to build deeper relationships with local communities that facilitate ongoing ministry and outreach.... Learn more
Last updated August 10, 2017
In response to the 9.0- magnitude earthquake and the tsunami that devastated coastal areas of northeast Japan on March 11, 2011, JDC opened an emergency mailbox and, with the help of the Jewish Community of Japan... Learn more
Last updated February 20, 2015
In response to the 9.0- magnitude earthquake and the tsunami that devastated coastal areas of northeast Japan on March 11, 2011, JDC opened an emergency mailbox and, with the help of the Jewish Community of Japan... Learn more
Last updated September 19, 2017
