Asahi Ward Nearby Manual, Asahi Ward Disaster Prevention Course

With the cooperation of people who are committed to disaster prevention activities in the community, in the event of a major earthquake, help neighbors and neighbors.
This is a summary of “Efforts to Survival Together” in an easy-to-understand leaflet format.
In addition, the training method for practicing the content of the initiative and the flow of disaster response after an earthquake are also described.
If you are not sure how to conduct local training, you can refer to it.
Please read it.

◇Click here for download.
Asahi Ward Nearby Manual (PDF: 1,902KB)
※It is also available at the ward office window.

Since fiscal 2022, Asahi Ward has been conducting training sessions based on the Asahi Ward Assistant Manual.
In this fiscal year, in addition to the conventional collective training, we decided to conduct on-site training at Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations and others.
We look forward to receiving your application.

Click here for the flyer (PDF: 722KB)

Persons in charge of disaster prevention at town disaster prevention organizations such as Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations and others
Students (and parents) living and working in Asahi Ward
Up to the first 40 people each time

※If you wish to take the course individually, this training is recommended.

・From 9:00 to 12:00 on Wednesday, July 10, 2024
・From 9:00 to 12:00 on Saturday, August 3, 2024

※All of them are the same.

Large conference room on the second floor of the new building of the Asahi Ward Office

（１） Classroom lectures
　　　Stockpiling and disaster prevention knowledge to be prepared by each person (home)
　　　Learn about the town's disaster prevention organization's efforts and the Asahi Ward Nearby Manual

（２） Group work
　　　Let's experience the response of disaster prevention organizations in the town immediately after the earthquake

Please apply in one of the following ways.
[Application deadline] Until 12:00 the day before each event date (reception will be closed when the capacity is reached.)
（１） Electronic application
　　　Please apply from the electronic application system (outside site).
（２） Mail, e-mail, fax
　　　Please fill out the application form for the Asahi Ward Disaster Prevention Course and send it to the Asahi Ward Office General Affairs Division Crisis Managementrequired items.
　　　Click here for "Application Form" (word: 18KB)
　　　(Sending address)
　　　Address: 1-4-12 Tsurugamine, Asahi-ku, 241-0022, Japan
　　　Email address: as-anzen@city.yokohama.jp
　　　FAX: 045-951-3401

・This announcement is for the first half of the year. Details will be announced separately for the second half of the year.
・Depending on the weather conditions on the day, it may be canceled.
・Participation fee is free.

Click here for the flyer (PDF: 438KB)

Members of town disaster prevention organizations such as Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations and condominium Residential Association.

※This is a training program for groups.
※If you want to promote awareness of disaster prevention within your organization, or if you want to acquire knowledge that will lead to solving problems that your organization has, we recommend on-site training.

From September 2024 to February 2025

Initiatives by self support and community support (Asahi Ward near assistant manual) / Estimation of damage in the region
In addition, we will develop programs tailored to the actual situation of Neighborhood Association and Neighborhood Associations, such as addressing local issues and themes of interest.

※If you have any requests to give a lecture on this theme, please fill out the application form.
　After the dispatch of the instructor is decided, we will adjust the contents of the training.

[Application deadline] Until Friday, July 19, 2024
Please fill out the "Asahi Ward Disaster Prevention Course (Delivery) Application Form" and send it to Asahi Ward Office General Affairs Division General Affairs Section by mail, e-mail or fax.
Click here for the application form (word: 34KB)
(Sending address)
Address: 1-4-12 Tsurugamine, Asahi-ku, 241-0022, Japan
Email address: as-anzen@city.yokohama.jp
FAX: 045-951-3401

If you apply from many groups, we will determine the group that can be accepted by lottery.
The lottery results will be reported to the applicant by Wednesday, July 31, 2024 after the end of the application period.

If you agree to provide application information to the training organization (certified NPO Kanagawa 311 Network) at the time of application, after the dispatch of the lecturer, the training organization will contact the applicant, and the date and time, place, training content, etc. Make adjustments.
After the training, please submit the questionnaire to Asahi Ward General Affairs Division.

・The lecture fee is free.
・Please prepare the venue by the applicant. You can apply even if the venue is undecided, but please prepare by the day of the training.
・We hope that as many people as possible will participate in theNeighborhood Association and Neighborhood Associations meetings. (Approximate: 10 or more)
・If you are unavoidable to postpone or cancel, please contact Asahi Ward General Affairs Division General Affairs Section immediately.
・Depending on the weather conditions on the day, it may be canceled.
・When applying, be sure to check the agreement on the application form (providing the applicant's contact information etc. to the training institution) before checking.

Among the items described in the Asahi Ward Supplier Manual, this is a collection of cases in areas where minority groups are actually implementing initiatives for temporary assembly, safety confirmation, and information collection and transmission.
In addition to improving disaster prevention capabilities, we have compiled efforts to enhance welfare activities such as creating relationships of watching and supporting each other in familiar areas, and to create a town where everyone can live with peace of mind. Please read by all means.

Please check here for details.
・Examples of safety confirmation Initiatives