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Complaints are accepted at the Children's General Consultation Center (Egao-kan). TEL: 092-833-3000 (24-hour service) *During the New Year holidays, please call 189. Counseling desk Specialist counselors are available to listen to any concerns you may have about child-rearing, such as "I'm having trouble raising my child" or "I can't raise my child due to certain circumstances." Your confidentiality will be kept, so please feel free to contact us. Children's General Consultation Center (Egao-kan) Egao-kan website TEL: 092-833-3000 FAX: 092-832-7830 *24-hour service (excluding New Year holidays) *Monday to Friday, 9:17-189:XNUMX (excluding public holidays and New Year holidays) Child-rearing consultation leaflet (fold the long side in three) Are there any children in your neighborhood that you are worried about? Please do not hesitate to contact us! Child Abuse Response Hotline XNUMX (Ichi-Haya-Ku) If you have concerns about a child or family in your neighborhood that you think may be being abused, please contact us. Contact […]

1. Project overview Employment counselors will introduce job vacancies received at the Fukuoka Municipal Single Parent Family Support Center. A letter of introduction will be issued to those who wish to apply. 2. Project location The project will be carried out at the Fukuoka Municipal Single Parent Family Support Center (2-5-15 Otemon, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka). 3. Cost burden Free for both job seekers and employers. 4. Project image Inquiries Fukuoka Municipal Single Parent Family Support Center Phone number: 092-715-8805 Fukuoka Municipal Single Parent Family Support Center website Single Parent Family Information Portal Site "Tayotte" We operate the portal site "Tayotte", which compiles support measures and information from various institutions for single parent families and families who are not yet becoming single parents. Please make use of it. *Click on the image to jump to the site.

1. Project Overview: This project is run by Fukuoka City, outsourcing it to social welfare organizations and other organizations, with the aim of providing after-school activities for children and students attending special needs schools, as well as ensuring employment and respite time for parents who care for children with disabilities on a daily basis. (1) Location: (2) Time: *The project is not available on Sundays, holidays, or from December 29th to January 3rd. (3) Usage Fee: *If the total monthly usage fee exceeds 3,000 yen, the user's fee will be capped at 3,000 yen. (4) Eligible Users: Children and students attending the special needs schools listed in (1) and who reside in Fukuoka City. 2. Project Operators: The following operators are for the fiscal year 2025. Clicking on the names of the organizations will take you to the websites of each organization.

July is "Fukuoka City Youth Victimization and Delinquency Prevention National Emphasis Month"

"Mini Fukuoka 2024: A Town Built by Children" was held!

"Mini Fukuoka 2024: A Town Built by Children" was held!

"Mini Fukuoka 2024: A Town Built by Children" was held!

About "Mini Fukuoka," a town created by children

This site compiles information on children's cafeterias operated by local volunteer groups and NPOs in Fukuoka City. (Only organizations that are known to Fukuoka City and the Fukuoka City Social Welfare Council and are allowed to be listed)

Information about the Children's Dream Support Program

The Foster Parent Support Center provides comprehensive support to foster parents, including recruiting and training foster parents, and providing support to foster parents and children in its care from before placement to after placement is released, in order to improve the environment for children by promoting family care.

Fukuoka City will set up "Local Child-rearing Consultation Desks" at child plazas and daycare centers to provide advice and information on child-rearing in familiar locations where children and their families can easily drop in. Please feel free to consult us about anything, such as child growth and development, or how to interact with children!

Counselors with qualifications such as clinical psychologists will answer any questions about child-rearing from families, such as concerns about child-rearing, development, or disabilities. Consultations are conducted face-to-face, so prior reservations are required.

Central Children's Hall Aikuru is a facility that aims to promote the healthy development of children through play and activities, childcare support programs, temporary care for infants and toddlers, club activities, seasonal events and various other activities. Opening hours: 9:00am - 9:00pm Closed: Every Monday, the last day of each month, and the New Year holidays (December 28th - January 3rd of the following year) *If a Monday falls on a national holiday, the facility will be closed the following day *If the last day of the month falls on a Sunday or national holiday, the facility will be closed the following day Usage fee: Free There are some fees, such as the use of the temporary care room, club activity fees and rental of auxiliary equipment. For details on usage, please see the Central Children's Hall website. Aikuru News Aikuru holds various events every month, and the programs being held for that month are summarized in "Aikuru News". Facility introduction (floor guide)

Child Allowance in Fukuoka City

Regarding child support: When a couple with minor children divorces, one parent will be designated as the guardian. The guardian is responsible for custody and upbringing of the child, providing daily care and education. They also manage the child's property and make consents to the child's legal actions. On the other hand, the non-guardian parent cannot escape responsibility for the child's upbringing just because they do not have custody. Even a non-guardian parent is still a parent and must share the responsibility of raising the child. New rules for custody, child support, parent-child interaction, etc. On May 17, 2024, a law was enacted to amend the Civil Code and other laws to ensure the interests of children after their parents divorce. This law clarifies the responsibilities of parents regarding child rearing and revises provisions regarding custody, child support, parent-child interaction, etc., and will come into effect in 2026 (Reiwa 8). […]

What is Short Stay for Children? When parents are temporarily unable to care for their children at home due to childcare fatigue, illness, or ceremonial occasions, children can be placed with foster parents or child welfare facilities for a short period of time (usually up to 7 days). Eligible users: Children under 18 years of age who reside in Fukuoka City. Fee (daily rate): Fees vary depending on the household's tax status and the child's age. Placement: *Matching between children and foster parents is carried out by the above-mentioned coordinating agency ① or ②. For inquiries and applications, please contact the Family and Child Consultation Office of the Childcare Support Division of your ward. Reception hours are Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays and the New Year holidays) from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Higashi Ward Childcare Support Division, Family and Child Counseling Office Address: 2-54-1 Hakozaki, Higashi Ward, Fukuoka City TEL: 092-645-1072 FAX: 092-631-1511 EMAIL: kosodate.HIWO@city.fukuoka.lg.jp Hakata Ward Childcare Support Division, Family and Child Counseling Office […]

What is the Fukuoka Family Support Center? It is a membership organization where "people who want support in child-rearing" (requesting members) and "people who want to support child-rearing" (providing members) engage in mutual support activities for child-rearing in the local community. For example, when it is not possible to take children to or from nursery school or kindergarten, when members return home from a children's group for families away from home, or when going out for special occasions such as weddings, funerals, or shopping, the network allows members to look after and leave their children with each other. It is available to all families with children, not just dual-income households. Membership registration is required to use the service. Both requesting members and providing members are required to attend a training course, and after completing the course, members can register as members. When you wish for support, we will introduce you to someone who meets your desired criteria. Contact Fukuoka Family Support Center Office

Business Overview When a child is ill and their guardian is unable to care for them at home due to work or other reasons, we will look after them at our sick child daycare room. Target Children Children from 0 years old to 6th grade elementary school students residing in Fukuoka City Fee Free of charge from April 1, 2023 (Meals, milk, snacks, medical expenses, etc. are not included.) Hours Monday to Friday 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM Saturday 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM Note) The room will be closed on Sundays, public holidays, and when the clinic is closed. Note) Hours may vary depending on the facility. Please contact each facility for details. Items to bring (Please write your child's name on all items.) How to use Step 1 Registration (First time only) Submit a registration form to the facility you are using for the first time. Registration is required for each facility. We recommend registering in advance. Form Sick Child Daycare Room Registration Form (PDF91 KB） ステップ2　予約 […]

Allowances are provided to promote the healthy upbringing and welfare of disaster orphans. Eligibility: Provided to guardians who are raising children who have not yet completed compulsory education and who have lost one or both parents (including those who have become severely disabled) due to a traffic accident, work-related accident, or other unforeseen disaster, in order to promote the healthy upbringing of orphans and their welfare. Amount of Allowance: 4,000 yen per child per month Single-Parent Family Information Portal Site "Tayotte" We operate the portal site "Tayotte," which compiles support measures and information from various organizations for single-parent families and families who will not become single parents. Please make use of it. *Click on the image to jump to the site.

The Special Child Rearing Allowance is a system that provides allowances to those who are caring for children with physical or mental disabilities, with the aim of promoting the welfare of such children. Those who are eligible for the Special Child Rearing Allowance are fathers or mothers residing in Japan who are caring for a child with a disability of a degree corresponding to that specified in "Table 3 of the Enforcement Order of the Act on the Provision of Special Child Rearing Allowances, etc." or those raising the child in place of the parents. Those who are ineligible for the Special Child Rearing Allowance are those who will not receive the allowance in any of the following cases: ① When the eligible child does not reside in Japan. ② When the eligible child is eligible to receive a public pension based on their disability (the Disability Child Welfare Allowance is not a pension). ③ When the eligible child is admitted to a child welfare facility, etc. (excluding mother-child support facilities, nurseries, and day care facilities). ④ When the recipient has an income exceeding a specified amount. Payment Amount (April 2026 onwards): Severely disabled children […]

We will dispatch a home life support worker (a person who holds a Level 2 qualification such as a home helper, has completed child-rearing support training, and is registered with the Single Parent Family Support Center) to single-parent families. In principle, both 20st and 1nd services are limited to 092 visits per year. We may not be able to dispatch a support worker depending on the area, date and time, type of support, and household situation. Please contact the Single Parent Family Support Center in advance. Support details Procedures Usage fee (per hour) Inquiries Single Parent Family Support Center Phone number: 715-8805-XNUMX Single Parent Family Support Center website Single Parent Family Information Portal Site "Tayotte" We operate the portal site "Tayotte," which compiles support measures and information from various organizations for single-parent families and families who are not yet becoming single parents. Please make use of it. *Click on the image to jump to the site.

Purpose of the System The Mother and Child, Father and Child, Widow Welfare Fund is a loan that, in principle, provides interest-free funds to promote the economic independence of single-mother, single-father, and widowed families and the welfare of their dependent children. Eligible borrowers Mother and Child Welfare Fund Father and Child Welfare Fund Widow Welfare Fund *In the above 1.3, if there are no dependent children, there is an income limit. Loan requirements Borrower (those who can apply) In principle, mothers in single-mother households, fathers in single-father households, widows, and other children without parents who meet any of the following criteria. In addition, if the current income is sufficient to live and necessary expenses can be covered without using this system, they are not eligible. *Income limit applies Requirements Guarantor School funds, school preparation funds, training funds, job preparation funds (for children) In principle, a guarantor is not required. However, one guarantor is required in the following cases. Funds other than school funds, school preparation funds, training funds, and employment preparation funds (for children) In principle, joint guarantee […]

Overview This program provides loans to single parents who are enrolled in training institutions using the Advanced Vocational Training Promotion Grant and aiming to acquire qualifications that will give them an advantage in employment. Loans are also available to single parents who are actively working towards independence. Details of Enrollment and Employment Preparation Funds: Eligibility: Applicants must meet all of the following requirements. Loan Amount: Exemption from Repayment: If the recipient completes the training institution's course, finds employment in Fukuoka Prefecture within one year of obtaining the qualification, and works in a job requiring the acquired qualification for 5 years, the repayment obligation will be fully exempted. Application Method: Enrollment and employment preparation funds are provided by the Fukuoka City Social Welfare Council. Those wishing to apply for a loan should check the Fukuoka City Social Welfare Council website and call the number below. Inquiries regarding Enrollment and Employment Preparation Funds: Fukuoka City Social Welfare Council, Social Welfare Corporation, Life Welfare Division, 3-3-39 Arato, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City […]

Procedure flow Advanced Vocational Training Promotion Benefits Project If a mother in a single-parent household or a father in a single-parent household who is raising a child under the age of 20 is studying at a training institution to obtain a qualification that will be advantageous for employment, financial support will be provided during the period of study (up to 4 years). In addition, a completion support benefit will be paid after completing the training at the training institution. Eligible persons *If you are receiving benefits with the same purpose as the Advanced Vocational Training Promotion Benefits Project, such as the vocational training attendance benefit under the Job Seeker Support System, the training extension benefit stipulated in Article 24 of the Employment Insurance Act, and the education and training support benefit stipulated in Article 11-2 of the Supplementary Provisions of the Employment Insurance Act, you will not be eligible for the Advanced Vocational Training Promotion Benefits Project. Eligible qualifications: (Associate) Nurse, Caregiver, Childcare Worker, Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapist, Dental Hygienist, Beautician, Social Worker, Confectionery Hygienist, Cook, Nutritionist, Barber, Moxibustion Therapist, Acupuncturist, Judo Therapist, Dental Technician, Midwife, Speech-Language-Hearing Therapist, Clinical Engineer, Mental Health and Welfare Worker, Class 2 Automobile Mechanic *As a rule, students who attend classes […]

Child Rearing Allowance is a benefit provided to families with children who do not share a household with their father or mother due to divorce, death of a father or mother, etc. (single-parent families), with the aim of contributing to the stability of their lives, promoting their independence, and improving the welfare of the children. Eligibility: The allowance is paid to mothers who are caring for children who meet any of the following criteria (children up to the first March 31st after reaching the age of 18, or children under the age of 20 with a disability of a degree specified by government ordinance), or to fathers who are caring for and sharing a household with such children, or to those raising such children in place of the parents. Ineligibility: Even if you meet the eligibility criteria, you will not be eligible for the allowance if you fall under any of the following categories. Monthly Allowance Amount: The amount of the allowance is determined by the income of the applicant, their spouse, and dependents (parents, siblings, etc. of the applicant living with them) in the previous year (for January to September, the income of the year before last is used). The allowance amount is based on the National Consumer Price Index […]

In Fukuoka City, elementary school grounds are open to the public on weekends and other school holidays as a safe playground for children. Children can use the school grounds for play and exercise. Target users: In principle, young children (accompanied by a guardian), elementary school students, and junior high school students. Usage fee: Free (no special procedures required). Opening days: Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays, and long holidays such as summer vacation. A blue flag (see diagram below) is displayed on opening days. However, opening is not available on days when events are held in the school grounds, or on rainy or extremely hot days. Opening hours: In principle, Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays, and long holidays from 13:00 pm to 17:00 pm (times may vary depending on the school district).

This program supports families raising three or more children under the age of 18 (until the end of the fiscal year in which they turn 18) by reducing the financial burden on families and supporting child-rearing for the three years before the third and subsequent children enter elementary school. Eligibility and Applicants: Eligible individuals (*Note 1) Raising three or more children means... (*Note 2) Third and subsequent children mean... children under the age of 18 being raised, counted in order of birth, who are the third or later children and reside in Fukuoka City. Applicant (Guardian): The father or mother (or the caregiver if the child is not being raised by both parents) will be the applicant. (However, foster parents are excluded.) If both parents (or caregivers) have income, the person who contributes more to maintaining the household finances will be the applicant. Eligible children in fiscal year 2026 List of Third Child Preferential Treatment Program Details Child-rearing status (among children under the age of 18, the third and subsequent children...) (1) New system kindergarten […]

Summary Child support is important for single-parent families to support their lives and ensure the healthy growth of their children. In order to support single-parent families to ensure that they receive child support, we will implement a system to subsidize the costs of creating notarized documents and guarantee fees when entering into a child support guarantee contract. Support for the creation of notarized documents, etc. Subsidies will be provided for the costs borne by the individual when creating notarized documents regarding child support agreements. *This applies to the costs of notarized documents created on or after June 5, 2. Eligible persons Mothers or fathers of single-parent families living in Fukuoka City who have created notarized documents, etc. on or after June 6, 1 and who meet all of the following requirements Eligible expenses Subsidy amount Full amount of eligible expenses (up to 6 yen) *Limited to one time per person Application method, application deadline, application window Within six months from the day after the date on which the notarized documents, etc. were created (limited to days after June XNUMX, XNUMX), submit the necessary documents to the Fukuoka City Single Parent Family Support Center […]

These clubs are aimed at children whose parents or cohabitants are away from home after school due to work or other reasons. They provide a place for them to play and live, and are supported by after-school child support workers and other supporters, with the aim of promoting healthy development. Management is entrusted to the "After-School Childcare Club Management Committee" of each school district, which is made up of representatives from parents who use the clubs, the PTA, elementary schools, and local government organizations. Locations: 147 of the city's 141 elementary schools (one of which is closed). Target Children: Children living in Fukuoka City who are enrolled in elementary school and whose parents or cohabitants are regularly away from home during the day due to work or other reasons, and therefore lack adequate care at home after school hours. (Reference: As of April 6, 4, the number of enrolled children was 20. Required Procedures: Apply directly to each after-school childcare club (certificate of parental employment required). For details on the application process, please contact the respective after-school childcare club.

　This section introduces examples of initiatives by children's development organizations operating in various school districts of Fukuoka City, which can serve as references for management and activities. Click on the images to view the details. 👍 Highlights: Providing opportunities different from school; utilizing a supporter system for event management 👍 Highlights: Junior leaders (middle and high school students) manage events; activities are passed down by observing their seniors 👍 Highlights: Rules for bean-throwing incorporating games; elementary school student leaders play an active role 👍 Highlights: Each organization divides roles in implementing projects; promoting intergenerational exchange through participation from a wide range of ages

Young Carer Consultation Service Phone number: 092-982-0073 (Young Carer Consultation Service Dial) Opening hours: Monday through Friday, 10am to 10pm, Saturday, 3am to 14pm (Closed on Wednesdays, Sundays and public holidays) How to get in touch: By phone or in person (If you are visiting in person, you will need to make an appointment by phone) Location: XNUMX-XNUMX Akasaka XNUMX-chome, Chuo-ku (Inside the NPO SOS Children's Village JAPAN) If you are feeling anxious or worried about caring for or caring for a family member, please do not worry alone and seek advice.

　The Beppu School District Children's Association in Jonan Ward has created an official LINE account to announce events and other information. They also use Google Forms to reduce the burden on officers. We spoke with the chairman, Ms. Sakurai. 👍 Key Points: ・Timely announcements via the official LINE account ・Time-saving data collection using Google Forms (Screenshot of the Beppu School District Children's Association's official LINE account. They also send festival announcements and staff recruitment flyers.) 🎤 When did you start the official LINE account? We started it in 2024 after receiving requests from people who wanted to know if there would be radio calisthenics during summer vacation, especially when it was raining. Being able to find out via LINE means you don't have to go to the venue. We consulted with the mobile phone company about the screen layout. 🎤 How do you publicize it? We distributed printouts through schools asking people to register. Currently, we have 523 households, including elementary school students...

Overview Contains useful information for single-parent families and single-father families. Please make use of it. It is also distributed free of charge at the following locations: Distribution locations: Ward office Family and Child Consultation Room, City Hall 1st floor Information Plaza Single-parent family information portal site "Tayotte" We operate the portal site "Tayotte", which compiles support measures and information from various organizations for single-parent families and families who will soon become single parents. Please make use of it. *Click on the image to jump to the site.

Eligible Participants: Courses aimed at passing the high school equivalency exam (including correspondence courses) (courses eligible for the High School Tuition Support Grant Program are not eligible). Grant Amount: Correspondence courses: *Payment is due after completion of course. For on-campus or on-campus and correspondence courses combined: *Payment is due after completion of course. Regarding Pre-Consultation and Pre-Application: To receive this grant, you must apply in advance before starting classes. Please note that applications after the course has started are not accepted. Those seeking to receive the grant must first consult with the "Family and Child Consultation Office" in their ward office using the contact information below, submit an "Application for Designation of Courses for the Single-Parent Family High School Equivalency Exam Support Program," and receive designation for the course they intend to take. Because the process may take time, please allow ample time for pre-consultation and pre-application (at least two weeks before the start of classes). "Tayotte" Single-Parent Family Information Portal Site: Single-Parent Family […]

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This is a service that allows you to apply for direct debit of the fees for the Children's Care Service for Away from Home via the Internet from your home computer, smartphone or tablet.

Each ward's Child and Family Center (Health and Welfare Center Childcare Support Division, Regional Health and Welfare Division, Health Division) will provide support and answer questions from pregnant women, parents raising children, and children. Contact details for consultation desks: Higashi Ward, Hakata Ward, Chuo Ward, Minami Ward, Jonan Ward, Sawara Ward, Nishi Ward

Each ward's Child and Family Center (Health and Welfare Center Childcare Support Division, Regional Health and Welfare Division, Health Division) will provide support and answer questions from pregnant women, parents raising children, and children. Contact details for consultation desks: Higashi Ward, Hakata Ward, Chuo Ward, Minami Ward, Jonan Ward, Sawara Ward, Nishi Ward

To help children develop their individuality and abilities and a sense of self-worth, regardless of the environment in which they were born and raised, and to help them achieve their future, we will provide electronic coupons to help cover the costs of extracurricular activities such as cultural and sports classes and cram schools.

This playground is located primarily in the schoolyard of an elementary school in Fukuoka City, and is a place where elementary school students can spend their time playing independently after school.

This service allows you to apply for new or changed direct debit applications for the payment of the Mother and Child, Father and Child, Widow Welfare Fund Loan Redemption from your home computer, smartphone, or tablet device via the Internet. There is no need to create paper documents or stamp them with a registered seal, and you can avoid the trouble of mailing or bringing them to the counter. You can easily set up a transfer account from the applicable financial institution, so please use it. *For applications other than the Mother and Child, Father and Child, Widow Welfare Fund Loan Redemption, please see the Fukuoka City Internet Direct Debit Reception Service Guide. Applicants and Financial Institutions (Please check the operating hours in advance) Applications cannot be made through the Internet Direct Debit Reception Service from financial institutions other than those listed above. If you wish to transfer your account from a financial institution other than the above, or if you wish to apply by paper, please complete the direct debit request form. Transfer date and start date of direct debit What to prepare *The application period varies depending on the financial institution […]

We dispatch play experts to support activities to develop children in the community.

Supporting activities to raise children in the community

We dispatch training instructors to support activities to raise children in the community.

About the Family and Child Guidance Center At the Family and Child Guidance Center, counselors are available to receive consultations and provide support regarding various issues within the family, such as child rearing. Consultation content Target Children (under 18 years old) and guardians, other caregivers, and other related parties Consultation method Face-to-face consultation, telephone consultation Consultation hours Weekdays 9:00-17:00 Closed on Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays, and December 12th-January 29rd. Consultation fee Face-to-face and telephone consultations are free. *Family counselors will listen to the details of the situation, think together with the person seeking advice, and strive to find a way to solve the problem. *Depending on the consultation method, we will work in cooperation with related institutions such as child consultation centers and health centers. In addition, we may refer you to other specialized institutions if necessary. *The contents of the consultation will be kept confidential.

"LINE Counseling for Parents and Children" will be launched in Fukuoka City.

The facilities listed here are private facilities that have been registered with Fukuoka City as after-school child welfare programs under the Child Welfare Act. For more information, please contact each facility.

The Central Children's Hall Aikuru is a facility that aims to raise healthy children through play and activities, childcare support programs, temporary care for infants and toddlers, club activities, seasonal events, and various other activities. [Link] Central Children's Hall website

The Asian-Pacific Children's Conference in Fukuoka is a citizen-level international exchange program that began as a commemorative project for the Asia-Pacific Expo - Yokatopia held in 1989. It aims to bring together children from the Asia-Pacific region who will lead the 21st century in Fukuoka, and also to send children from Fukuoka to the Asia-Pacific region, deepening mutual understanding beyond language differences and nurturing global citizens who look out at the world. With the cooperation of many citizens, including approximately 600 volunteers and 300 host families each year, the program is currently run primarily by these citizen volunteers. For more information, please visit the Asian-Pacific Children's Conference in Fukuoka website.

Convention on the Rights of the Child This treaty was proposed by Poland to the 1978th United Nations Human Rights Committee in February 53 (Showa 2). After 34 years of discussion, it was adopted at the 11th United Nations General Assembly in 30 (Heisei 10), the memorable year of the 1989th anniversary of the "Declaration of the Rights of the Child" and the 44th anniversary of the "International Year of the Child". It came into force the following year in 1990 (Heisei 1994). In Japan, it was also approved by the Diet in March XNUMX (Heisei XNUMX). This treaty shows the international standard for the basic human rights of children and clarifies the obligations that each government must assume by ratifying the treaty. This treaty consists of three parts and XNUMX articles, and applies to all persons under the age of XNUMX, and regards children not only as "objects of protection" but also as "subjects of rights". This treaty stipulates the rights of children, such as the inherent right to life, freedom of thought, right to social security, and right to education, and if these rights are not met, […]

What is the Single Parent Family Support Center? The Fukuoka City Single Parent Family Support Center is a welfare facility that provides various consultations to single parent families and widows, as well as holding employment support seminars and other events to support the independence of single parent families. Fukuoka City Single Parent Family Support Center Website "Tayotte", a portal site for single parent family information We operate the portal site "Tayotte", which compiles support measures and information from various institutions for single parent families and families who are not yet becoming single parents. Please make use of it. *Click on the image to jump to the site.

This is the explanatory page for "Tayotte," a portal site for information on single-parent families.

You can enjoy various nature experience activities that make the most of the characteristics of the Sefuri mountain range. [Link] Sefuri Youth Nature House

You can enjoy various nature experience activities that make use of the nature and environment of Umi-no-Nakamichi and Shika Island. [Link] Umi-no-Nakamichi Youth Beach House

You can enjoy experiencing science through various activities such as basic exhibits, dome theater, science shows, and workshops. [Link] Fukuoka City Science Museum

Through activities centered around play in mixed-age groups, local children learn how to interact with others, the rules of society, and how to be considerate of others, and are able to acquire the skills to live. For more information, please see the Fukuoka City Children's Association Development Association website.

What is the School District Youth Development Association? The School District Youth Development Association is an organization that brings together the strengths of youth development-related organizations and groups in the area, exchanges information and communicates and coordinates projects, while working to promote the healthy development of young people who will lead the next generation throughout the community. (The name of the organization varies depending on the school district.)

Fukuoka City has established the following system to promote and encourage various activities for the healthy development of young people in the community. Juvenile Protection Patrol Officers In order to grasp the actual living conditions of young people in the community, and to quickly detect problems that are thought to be obstacles to healthy development in the local community and to promote measures and guidance appropriate to the actual situation, "juvenile protection patrol officers" (the name varies depending on the ward) are assigned to each school district. Duties of Juvenile Protection Patrol Officers Stores that Watch Over Youth In order to prevent initial delinquency among young people, we work with stores that have a lot of contact with young people to strengthen the community-wide delinquency prevention system through activities such as "voices of love" to young people. Cooperation items for stores that watch over young people The "Fukuoka City Youth Healthy Development Encouragement Award" is presented to individuals and groups that have been actively working on the healthy development and prevention of delinquency of young people in the community for many years and have contributed to local youth development activities, and the city will recognize their activities.