Earthquakes, typhoons, heavy rains, heavy snowfalls - natural disasters are inevitable in Japan, and it is essential for people with disabilities to be prepared for "what if" situations if they are to live in the community. In particular, for people with disabilities who live at home or attend local group homes or welfare facilities, it is important to be prepared for "evacuation means" and "necessary support...

Many families are concerned about their parent's health and lifestyle, and when they suggest the use of nursing care services, they are strongly rebuffed, saying "I'm fine" or "I'm not that old yet.... Many families have such experiences. In this article, we will provide tips on how to deal with parents who insist that they do not need nursing care services...

How can a child with disabilities live independently in the future? In response to these voices, "group homes for people with disabilities" have been attracting attention. However, some people may have heard of these group homes, but may not know what they actually are...

Have you ever had the feeling that you may no longer be able to support your family member at home? No matter how hard a family member tries, it is impossible to support everything at home...

I have a disability but would like to live away from my parents... I want to prepare for my child's future by living alone. It is not easy for people with disabilities to live independently, but if you make good use of the welfare system and local support, you can start "living your own life" with peace of mind...

Do you ever wonder, "I don't know what kind of support is available for my family member with a disability?" or "I'm in trouble, but who can I talk to?" Have you ever felt these kinds of concerns while supporting a family member with a disability? In fact, there are many welfare services available in Japan to help families live with peace of mind...

I want to work, but I'm not sure if I want to work at a regular company..." "What kind of work will my child be able to do in the future? I've heard a lot about employment support, but what is it really like? For people with disabilities and their families, the first step toward "working" is a big challenge and an important option. Numata...

When you notice that your elderly parent's behavior is different from usual, it may be a sign of the onset of dementia. However, you may be wondering what to do, who to talk to,...

"Is my child a little difficult to raise?" Is it just my imagination? Are you worried or confused? Developmental disabilities are often difficult to recognize because they are difficult to see from the outside and tend to overlap with individual differences in growth...

I am taking care of my parents at home, but I am physically and mentally at my limit..." "It is becoming difficult to balance work and nursing care" "If possible, I would like to let them continue to live in their familiar home, but I am not sure if I can do it alone anymore..." "It is not easy to support a family member in need of nursing care while maintaining life at home..." "I am taking care of my parents at home, but I am physically and mentally at my limit. It is not easy to support a family member in need of care while maintaining life at home...