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To support the independence of single mothers and single fathers through employment, single-parent family support centers develop individualized independence support programs tailored to each person's situation and wishes. Program planners conduct interviews to clarify goals and support content for employment, career changes, and qualification acquisition, and provide continuous support. They also aim to improve stable employment and living conditions by connecting individuals with job placement services and various employment support programs. For detailed information on how to use the services and contact points, please check the single-parent family information portal site "Tayotte". *Clicking the image will take you to the site.

Child support and parent-child contact are important arrangements to support a child's healthy growth and life even after divorce. Parent-child contact refers to regular and continuous interaction between the parent who lives separately from the child, which contributes to the child's sense of security and healthy development. This is for those considering divorce and single-parent families after divorce. When it comes to child support and parent-child contact, it is important to prioritize the child's best interests and make arrangements as concrete as possible. For details on how to make arrangements, consultation services, and available support systems, please check the single-parent family information portal site "Tayotte". *Clicking the image will take you to the site.

The Single-Parent Family Daily Life Support Program is a program that provides support to single-parent families who are temporarily experiencing difficulties with housework or childcare, by dispatching home life support workers. It is intended for single-parent families who temporarily need assistance due to employment, illness, weddings, funerals, etc. There are requirements and conditions regarding the number of uses for participation, and there may be a user fee. For details on the support content and how to use the program, please check the single-parent family information portal site "Tayotte". *Clicking the image will take you to the site.

2023. Project Overview In order to promote the creation of an environment where parents can raise their children with peace of mind, the "Diaper and Peace of Mind Regular Delivery" service will begin in August 092, where diapers and other items will be delivered while being monitored regularly. The service is available to families living in Fukuoka City who have children between the ages of 707 and 3906 years old. In order to have diapers and other childcare products delivered to your home, you will need to receive an electronic stamp when you use childcare facilities and services such as the Children's Plaza, postpartum care, and postpartum helpers, and then exchange the stamp for childcare products on a dedicated website. *For details, please see the Diapers and Peace of Mind Regular Delivery website. *We will be sending out usage information to eligible individuals in order. *If you need to send the information to an address other than the address on your resident's card due to domestic violence or other circumstances, please contact the Children's Future Bureau, Children's Healthy Living Division (telephone number: XNUMX-XNUMX-XNUMX). XNUMX. Contact Information Fukuoka City Diaper and Peace of Mind Regular Delivery Office […]

The Child and Child-Rearing Support Act established a "Support Benefit for Pregnant Women," which came into effect on April 1, 2025. 1. Overview of the Benefit (1) Purpose The purpose of the Pregnant Women Support Benefit is to alleviate the physical, mental, and economic burden on pregnant women during the prenatal and postnatal period, and to contribute to the improvement of the health and welfare of pregnant women and fetuses. The Pregnant Women Support Benefit will be provided to those who have given birth or are expected to give birth on or after April 1, 2025, after they have received certification for the Pregnant Women Benefit and have reported the number of fetuses (there are no income restrictions). (2) Eligibility Requirements (Target Persons) Pregnant women who are registered residents of Fukuoka City and meet one of the following criteria First Payment At the time of pregnancy notification 1. Pregnant women who have submitted a pregnancy notification and applied for certification for the Pregnant Women Benefit on or after April 1, 2025, and have received certification for the Pregnant Women Benefit *The fetal heartbeat must have been confirmed at a medical institution. 2. March 31, 2025 […]

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

This program provides partial financial assistance for the costs of infertility testing and treatment that are not covered by health insurance. (Fukuoka City Infertility Testing and Treatment Cost Assistance Program Leaflet) (PDF488 KB） 対象となる検査・治療 医療機関において不育症と診断され、医療保険各法に基づく給付の対象とならない下記の検査や治療に要した費用（入院費、食事代、交通費等治療に直接関係のない費用を除く）。 対象者 　次のすべての要件を満たす方 助成対象となる治療期間 助成対象となる検査・治療開始日の属する月の初日から起算して１年間（例）検査・治療開始日が令和８年５月10日の場合、令和９年４月30日までに受けた検査・治療が対象 助成額 １夫婦あたり、対象となる検査・治療に要した費用のうち２分の１５万円を上限に助成※１円未満の端数がある時は切り捨て 助成回数 夫婦１組につき１回限り。対象期間中に複数の検査や治療を行う場合は、最後の検査・治療が終了した後にまとめて申請し […]

This is a consultation service for couples and their families who are worried about infertility or miscarriage. Infertility counselors and other professionals provide general consultations on infertility and miscarriage, as well as physical and mental concerns associated with pregnancy, while doctors, infertility counselors and other professionals provide specialized consultations on tests and treatment methods for infertility and miscarriage. Consultations are free of charge. Location: 1-8-1 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka City Hall, 1st basement floor

Support for unexpected pregnancy and childbirth

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.

To support the healthy development of children and parents, health and welfare centers (public health centers) provide consultation and carry out programs with doctors, public health nurses, midwives, nutritionists, nurses and other professionals. Programs for parents and children: Health Section of each ward's health and welfare center Maternity schools, health checkups for pregnant women, health checkups for infants, weaning food classes, vaccinations, home visits for pregnant women and infants, public medical care payment system (medical benefits for child rearing, upbringing, specific chronic childhood diseases, etc.), etc. Regional Health and Welfare Section of each ward's health and welfare center Mother and child health consultations, home visits for pregnant women and infants, local childcare classes, parenting exchange salons and childcare circles.

[Target: Prenatal] Pregnancy, especially the early stages, is an important time for maintaining the health of the mother as well as the baby's growth. However, it can be difficult to tell from appearance whether a woman is pregnant or not, and some women may have "painful symptoms." Fukuoka City is promoting the creation of a friendly environment for pregnant women, and has created maternity mark keychains so that women can casually let others know that they are pregnant on public transport or at work. If you are visiting an obstetrician-gynecologist in Fukuoka City, you can receive the keychain along with your Maternal and Child Health Handbook at that obstetrician-gynecologist, or at the Health Department of each ward's Health and Welfare Center if not. If you see a pregnant woman wearing this mark in your city or workplace, please be considerate and give her your seat on the train or bus. Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (Reference) ☆ Maternity Mark Promotion Poster

The Single-Parent Family Support Center is a welfare facility that provides support for single-parent families and widows, offering various consultations and employment support workshops to help them become self-reliant. It is intended for single parents and widows. They can receive various forms of support aimed at stabilizing the lives and promoting self-reliance of single-parent families, including life consultations, employment consultations, and employment support workshops. For details on how to use the services and the support provided, please check the Fukuoka City Single-Parent Family Support Center website. Fukuoka City Single-Parent Family Support Center Website Single-Parent Family Information Portal Site "Tayotte" We operate "Tayotte," a portal site that compiles support measures and information from various organizations for single-parent families and families on the verge of becoming single parents. Please make use of it. *Clicking the image will take you to the site.

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

Details: For pregnant women who need it for health reasons but are unable to receive inpatient midwifery care for financial reasons, we provide assistance by covering all or part of the costs of inpatient midwifery care with public funds, so that they can receive inpatient midwifery care. However, there are conditions, such as income.