All members of the family have been granted special permission to stay in Japan.

A single-parent family of Filipino nationality, supported by APFS, received special permission to reside in Japan on November 22nd.
The entire family has "permanent resident" status. Recently, instead of the parents returning to their home country, they are granting their children "study abroad" status.
Because it was always a case of granting special permission to stay in Japan, the whole family, and moreover, "permanent residents"
The news that I received my residence status was truly wonderful.

This family initially had no nationality for their children, so they started by filing birth registrations with the local government.
We started providing support. After that, I went to immigration and have been interviewed by immigration officials many times.
I received the treatment. The mother is taking care of two children by herself and is unable to work.
Life was very difficult. APFS uses donations from everyone to send food and help children
We provided subsidies for transportation costs to and from school. We also collaborated with school officials and other related parties.
I've done what I could.
I am truly delighted that the family's stability has been recognized and that we have achieved such a positive result.

APFS will continue its support activities steadily.