"House of Hope," a community-based day service in Fukuoka, to continue supporting low-income and welfare-dependent seniors Will launch a permanent donation campaign on READYFOR on July 31, 2026
~I want to help as many elderly people as possible who have lost hope in life~
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Japan Welfare Development Organization Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Hakata Ward, Fukuoka City;Representative Director: Masato Sakamoto), which operates community-based day services, launched a permanent fundraising campaign on READYFOR on Friday, July 31, 2026, titled “We Want to Help as Many Low-Income and Public Assistance-Receiving Seniors as Possible Live with Hope,” with the goal of enabling them to lead fulfilling lives.
▼ “READYFOR” Crowdfunding Site
https://readyfor.jp/projects/wdoj0223

Request for Support for Our Day Service
■ Background
The decline in income caused by the COVID-19 pandemic continues to have an impact, and the long-term care insurance system is not structured to alleviate the financial strain on operating costs caused by rising labor costs and inflation. Given that long-term care insurance reimbursements are not keeping pace with rising prices and labor costs, it is becoming difficult to ensure the stable and sustainable operation of “House of Hope.”“House of Hope,” a small day service center providing specialized care, is facing a serious financial crisis.

Low-Income Seniors with Hope
■ Characteristics
[Low-Income Elderly Living Alone Who Do Not Qualify for Public Assistance]
They live in old, non-barrier-free apartments; if they have physical disabilities, they cannot bathe on their own as they wish; due to soaring prices, their living expenses are insufficient, and there are days when they must survive on a single meal of pre-packaged bread; and they often find it difficult to attend day care services.

Scene of Food Distribution
[Food Distribution]
Food donated by Food Bank Fukuoka and A-Coop Sue Store is distributed to users of day service programs who are on public assistance, as well as to low-income individuals, public assistance recipients, seniors living alone, and single-parent households through local welfare commissioners and the Regional Comprehensive Support Center.

Food Distribution to the Community Comprehensive Support Center
[A Stimulating Living Environment]
Among those with low incomes or receiving public assistance, many are unable to leave their homes alone and find it difficult to go out. Some also have dementia and typically spend their days sitting quietly in their rooms. “House of Hope” serves as a vital and stimulating living environment for these individuals.

House of Hope Brochure 1

House of Hope Brochure 2
[A Place for Independence Support]
It is often difficult for older adults with disabilities to perform functional training at home. Therapists provide specialized stretching exercises targeting specific areas of impairment and assist with individualized exercise routines—tailored to each resident’s needs—to help them prevent the deterioration of their condition.

Therapist in Action
■ Various Introduction Videos
▼ Facility Introduction Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usxGyOJdVAI

Facility Introduction Video
▼ Concert Footage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dtF6NysYH8

Concert Footage
▼Video of Exercise Sessions Using TANO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWR0F8EKx38

Video of Exercises Using TANO
■About Rewards
1,000 yen per month: Thank-you email
3,000 yen per month: Thank-you email (with user comments)
5,000 yen per month: Thank-you email
10,000 yen per month: Thank-you email (with activity report)
*Depending on the donation amount, we will provide a clearer and more detailed report on our activities.

Birthday Requests Lunch Time Scenes
■ Project Overview
Project Name: We want to help as many low-income and welfare-dependent seniors as possible so they can live with hope
Duration: Starting at 6:00 PM on Friday, July 31, 2026
URL: https://readyfor.jp/projects/wdoj0223

Trends in Revenue and Expenses
■Company Overview
Company Name: Japan Welfare Development Organization Co., Ltd.
Representative: Masato Sakamoto, Representative Director
Address: 1-1-12 Minami-Hachiman-machi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture 812-0886
Established: February 2011
Business Activities: Welfare Services (Community-Based Day Services)
Capital: 10 million yen
URL: https://wdoj.co.jp
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