[Finished] 8050 for people with disabilities, 8050 for withdrawal-what is the same? What's the difference? ~ (The 13th Asahi Ward Community Life Support Forum will be held!)

Why don't you think together what each person can do together to create an area where everyone can live with peace of mind, even those without disabilities?

Last update date February 19, 2021

The "8050 problem" in which parents in their 80s support the lives of children in their 50s.
Behind this modern social problem is the long-term and aging of children's withdrawal, but some of those who are withdrawn have difficulty in living due to some kind of disability. There is.
In this forum, we will deepen our thoughts on the “8050 problem” and “hikikomori” from the perspective of disability, and create an area where everyone and their families are not isolated from society and support, and everyone can live with peace of mind. I would like to consider together what we can do.

Date and time / place [This year, we will hold online format (ZOOM)! ]

Sunday, December 13, 2020 from 13:00 to 15:30 (connection start at 12:30)

[Part 1] Keynote speech
"8050 for persons with disabilities and 8050 for withdrawal"
Lecturer: Mr. Aoi Mura (Managing Director and Secretary-General of the Federation of Fostering Associations for Nationwide Hands)
[Part 2] Symposium: Reports from Asahi Ward Support Sites

Lecturer profile

Mr. Aoi Mura
Born in 1973. In 1995, he joined Hiratsuka City Office in Kanagawa Prefecture. Joined the Hiratsuka City Office Disability Welfare Division from 1999 to 18.
Responsible in charge of welfare planning for persons with disabilities, enforcement of the support fee system and independence support law, and general support for children with disabilities.
In fiscal 2014, he was transferred to the Cabinet Office (in charge of measures for persons with disabilities and reform of the system for persons with disabilities).
He is currently Managing Director and Secretary-General of the Federation of Fostering Associations that connect national hands.

Participation fee

Free of charge

Capacity

The first 500 people (advance application required)

How to apply

Please access this URL, fill out the application form with required items and submit it.
We will send you an invitation email to those who apply at a later date.
Click here to apply.
https://forms.gle/qa1rtZ91UhpoEMZE9 (external site)
(To the application page of the Asahi Ward Regional Independence Support Council)

Application deadline

Friday, December 4, 2020
If you would like to have a sign language interpreter on the day, please contact us by Monday, November 30.
For more information, please refer to the flyer.

Press release materials

To the introduction page of the Asahi Ward Regional Independence Support Council (outside site)