Wa-ga-ya
Type B Continuing Employment Support Business
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STEPs To Work
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Tours and Consultations
We invite you to tour our facility
and explain the next steps to you.
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Trial Use
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Disability Welfare Services
Application for Recipient Certificate
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Contract and start of use
Usage Guidelines
Capacity
Atelier Name
Cafe Name
Opening date
Atelier
Cafe
Activity time
Monday to Friday (*Closed on public holidays, Saturdays and Sundays)
*Activities available during events
Atelier 9:00-15:00
Cafe 10:00-17:00
Eligible users
Not specified (those who have received a decision to receive disability welfare services)
Labor cost model
Starting from yen/hour
Usage fee
In principle, you will be responsible for 10% of the amount obtained by multiplying the unit price based on the level of disability by the number of days of use.
Work location: 4-12-6 Chiyoda, Chuo-ku, Sagamihara City
Mr. S, 20 years old
Developmental disorders, intellectual disabilities,
Mental disorders
I've been going to the cafe for 9 months.
When she first entered the facility, she had lost confidence and was worried about interpersonal relationships, but she started by learning sweets making, which she is good at, and regained her confidence by acquiring the skills.She is now in charge of customer service in the dining area, cooking, sweets making, and menu development.
I am facing challenges with the aim of finding regular employment.
Mr. H, 31 years old
Cerebral palsy Wheelchair use
Unable to walk independently
Atelier attendance history: 5 years
I couldn't even hold a pair of scissors,
By continuing to do what you can little by little
Now I can even untie my kimono.
Mr. M, 30 years old
Mental disorders
I've been going to the cafe for 5 months.
Due to an accident during sports in junior high school, Kazu was in poor health and prone to trauma, and after graduating from university, he was unable to leave his home. He was unable to use public transportation and could not eat outside at all. After attending the center for about two months, Kazu was able to eat meals at home, and is now able to attend three days a week. He had difficulty even being in the hall, but he has now recovered to the point where he can work in the kitchen.
Mr. K, 58 years old
Depression and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
Atelier attendance history: 5 years
Since she was unable to leave the house by herself, she has been helping other residents and supporting staff with their work, such as taking and recording temperatures.
The family says that Kazu's facial expressions at home and the way he works are
"It's something I could never have imagined at home, and I still can't believe it."