Yokohama-shi life poor independence support system business promotion guideline

For those who are involved in independence support for the poor in life, based on national trends and the progress of efforts in Yokohama City, with the aim of showing the basic concept of support for the poor in life, `` Yokohama City Life Independence Support System Business Promotion Guidelines ".
This guideline responds to issues that have emerged from the implementation status of support so far, enforces the revised law that clarifies the basic philosophy of this system, and incorporates the philosophy of this system into the 4th Yokohama City Community Welfare and Health Plan. In response to this, we aim to share the purpose of this system not only with staff directly involved in support for the poor, but also with various local actors, and provide effective support according to the local situation.

1 Background and Purpose of Formulation of Business Promotion Guidelines
2 Progress of initiatives in Yokohama City
[Column] Support for the independence of the poor in life experimental project
3 Relationship between Yokohama City Community Welfare and Health Plan and Business Promotion Guidelines
[Reference] The 4th Yokohama City Community Welfare and Health Plan
Trends in the Four Countries (Movements for Realizing a Symbiotic Society)
Composition of the 5 Guidelines

1 social security
2 Number of elderly households (single, multiple households)
3 Number of persons with disability certificates
4 Number of households receiving Child Raising Allowance
5 Children receiving Subsidies for School Expenses
6 Poverty Rate of Children
7 High School dropout
8 Number of people in withdrawal state (estimated value)
9 Situation of poor living without housing (number of people in a homeless state)
10 Number of suicides
11 Number of unemployed
12 Awareness of Citizens' Life

1 Targets of the System
2 Perspectives for Realizing Targets
3 Contents to be implemented in the city area to achieve the goals
4 Positioning of the independence support system for the poor in the 4th Yokohama City Community Welfare and Health Plan
5 Contents to be implemented in each ward to achieve the goals

1 Independent consultation support project
[Example of Practice] Creation and distribution of "Magnet sheets" (Midori Ward's efforts)
[Example of Practice] Outreach Partner Training (Sakae Ward's Initiatives)
[Column] Youth support station
[Column] Jobs pot
[Column] Yokohama City Life Independence Support Facility Hamakaze
2. Housing security benefits
3 Employment preparation support project
4 Temporary Life Support Project
5 Household Improvement Support Project
6 Snuggling-type learning support project
[Column] Snuggling-type life support project
7 Certified living poor employment training business
[Column] Yokohama City Employment Training Business Support Center

1 Early understanding of the poor in life through cooperation with taxes and public dues departments
2 Creation of relationships through case studies with each section in the agency and related organizations
[Column] Tsurumi Ward Living Consultation Support Network
3 Integrated operation with the welfare system
4 Create a team utilizing the support coordination meeting
[Column] Status of Support Coordination Meetings
5. Establishment of a meeting body to share information among related organizations
6 Support for securing housing
7 Collaboration with free low-cost medical care business
8 Collaboration with Food Bank Food Drive Activities
9 Response to those who are withdrawn
10 Collaboration with Suicide Countermeasures Measures

1 Basic Concept
[Column] Local connections and support activities promotion business
2. Specific initiatives
[Example of Practice] Social Participation Promotion Project (Isogo Ward Initiatives)
[Example of Practice] - through the Hazawa Project -(Kanagawa Ward Initiatives)
[Example of Practice] Regional Support Team (Kanazawa Ward Initiatives)
[Example of Practice] Regional Network Construction Support Project (Midori Ward's Initiatives)
[Example of Practice] Regional Network Construction Support Project (Sakae Ward's Initiatives)