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Persian APFS continues to work to protect the lives of foreign residents, both regular and irregular.
As the economic downturn continues, foreign residents are also finding life difficult.
APFS receives consultations from over 1,000 foreign residents from 26 countries every year.By donating, you will be part of the process of supporting the lives of over 1,000 foreign residents.
Your donations will be used carefully to continue protecting the lives of foreign residents.
We appreciate your donations.
1. Donations by bank transfer or credit card
Benefits: Your name (initials or nicknames are acceptable) and a message of support will be posted on the APFS Facebook page (optional)
How to make a donation
- Bank transfer (please refer to the application form for account information)
- Credit card (please apply through the online donation site Syncable)
Please apply via the form below or our website.
Donation Application Form (Bank Transfer)
https://forms.gle/vMJaPhKzbMRHNMov9
Syncable APFS page (credit card)
https://forms.gle/vMJaPhKzbMRHNMov9
2. Special Members
Special Member: 10,000 yen/year (1 year from the date of joining)
Student Special Member: 3,000 yen/year (1 year from the date of joining)
Benefits: Sending the newsletter "This Land Is-" (scheduled to be published four times a year)
How to pay membership fees: Bank transfer
Please apply using the form below.
Special Membership Application Form
https://forms.gle/x4Gos3H712aHFtsX8
3. Give One Donation Project
We support undocumented children and young people who are struggling to continue their education due to financial difficulties. Your donations will be used for tuition and food expenses.
How to make a donation
- Apply through the online donation site Give One's project site (credit card payment, convenience store payment, Pay-easy)
*Donations made through Give One are eligible for tax benefits such as donation deductions. In addition, donations from corporations can be deducted as donations up to the special deductible limit.
For more information, please visit the website of the Public Resources Foundation, the organization that runs Give One.https://www.info.giveone.net/kifu-koujyoPlease check.
Please apply via the website below.
"Let's support the dreams of young people beyond the barriers of residence status"
https://giveone.net/supporter/project_display.html?project_id=20300
*Donations to this charity project are eligible for tax benefits such as donation deductions. In addition, donations from corporations can be deducted as donations up to the special deductible limit.
4. Donate Halal Food through Amazon Wish List
APFS provides food support to its members with the cooperation of food banks, etc., but due to religious or food culture reasons, the food donated may not be enough. Therefore, we have started collecting donations of halal food etc. through an Amazon wish list.
Add the items you want to donate to your cart and select "NPO APFS's" as the pick-up location at the register. Donations from the wish list can be made anonymously and your address will not be revealed.
(If you enter your name as the sender, APFS will be able to recognize it.)
In particular, members on provisional release are not allowed to work and find it extremely difficult to cover their daily food expenses. Eating familiar foods also helps them to feel positive and allows them to continue with their long-term efforts to obtain a residence permit.
APFS wish list
https://giveone.net/supporter/project_display.html?project_id=20300
*Donations to this charity project are eligible for tax benefits such as donation deductions. In addition, donations from corporations can be deducted as donations up to the special deductible limit.
Frequently asked questions about donations
Our clients come from 26 different nationalities, mostly from Southeast and South Asia. Recently, we have seen an increase in clients from Africa.
[Asia] Iran, India, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, China, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Philippines, Myanmar, Nepal
[Africa] Uganda, Ghana, Guinea, Côte d'Ivoire, Congo, Tunisia, Nigeria, Benin, Mali
[Others] America, Canada, Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Japan, etc.
Foreign residents in Japan face a variety of problems due to differences in language and culture. The most common issues that foreigners come to APFS for consultation are those related to residence status, international marriage and divorce. We also receive consultations on other issues such as education and further education, medical care, traffic accidents, and taxes.
mainly,
1) Travel expenses when accompanying clients to resolve their problems (we may travel from our office in Itabashi Ward, Tokyo to Ibaraki Prefecture or Yamanashi Prefecture)
2) Communication costs for contacting the person seeking advice (mail, telephone, etc.)
3) Various expenses incurred when conducting a campaign.
In order to continue providing consultation services, we need to employ full-time staff and maintain an office, so your donations are also used for administrative costs.