Public recruitment of business land and establishment of social welfare corporation

This is Tajima from the Nagoya branch.

In Nagoya City, as of April 30, 4, the number of children on the waiting list for childcare centers, etc. was zero for five consecutive years, and even under the new national standard that ``children are included on the waiting list even if their parents are on childcare leave,'' it was zero.

On the other hand, the number of children on hold (hidden waiting list) who were unable to enroll in their desired daycare center has been increasing for three consecutive years.

In order to solve the problem of children on waiting lists, the city plans to expand the number of childcare centers by utilizing city-owned land and convenience stores.

Recently, we have focused on this and have received an increasing number of inquiries regarding public recruitment of business sites and the establishment of a new social welfare corporation for next year.

In addition to daycare centers, our business covers a wide range of welfare projects, including children's homes and nursing homes.

Our company provides comprehensive support for the establishment of social welfare corporations and the licensing and permit procedures for their operations, not only in Nagoya City but throughout Japan.

Social welfare corporations are expected to contribute to the local community through mutual cooperation with local governments.

It is necessary to provide sufficient time for consultation with government officials, and it may take several months to several years to launch.

Depending on the municipality, the public application period may have ended, but please contact us if you would like to discuss preparations for next year.