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New Social Inclusion Home in Kasuya Town, Fukuoka

On May 1st, Social Inklu opened a new group home called "Social Inclusion Home Fukuoka Kasuya Town Okuma" in Okuma, Kasuya Town, Fukuoka Prefecture. This facility provides a living environment for individuals with severe disabilities, enabling them to live independently with necessary support.

This facility marks the first group home of its kind in the Kasuya region, complementing the existing Social Inclusion Homes within Fukuoka Prefecture. Its location offers excellent transportation convenience, making it the closest option to Fukuoka City. As limited daytime service support group homes exist in the Kasuya district, the demand for enhanced acceptance from the community has risen. The opening of this facility broadens the options available for individuals with severe disabilities to live in the community while providing a superior living environment that supports residents' aim for independence.

Importance of Group Homes in Welfare Infrastructure

While various welfare and employment support services exist to help people with disabilities live safely, the options for housing remain significantly limited. Many individuals require assistance to manage daily life, making independent living difficult. Concerns arise around necessary support and conditions after parents pass away. The differences in support systems and acceptance across regions can affect the ease of living. Group homes play a vital role as a robust foundation that enables individuals with disabilities to live in their communities securely. They facilitate a structure that supports independence through necessary assistance, allowing residents to remain in familiar neighborhoods comfortably.

Social Inklu aims to tackle the societal challenge of housing shortages for individuals with severe disabilities through its operation of group homes, promoting independence and improving lives through tailored support.

Features of Social Inclusion Home Fukuoka Kasuya Town Okuma

1. Daytime Service Support Type: This home is a daytime service support-type group home designed for individuals with severe disabilities or older individuals requiring continuous assistance during the day. With year-round support, residents can live while receiving help with daily activities.

Additionally, a short-term accommodation facility is also available, providing a temporary housing option for families needing respite or emergency care.

2. Tailored Support Based on Disability Needs: The support provided adapts to the specific needs of each resident to enable them to lead independent lives. Assistance with activities such as bathing and toileting, alongside nutritionally balanced meals, will be available, with considerations for those needing meal assistance. Staff will manage health check-ups and accompany residents on hospital visits or shopping excursions. The facility will also offer leisure activities tailored to each individual's preferences, alongside financial management support to aid daily living.

Before moving in, qualified staff will conduct assessments to determine the support required, creating individual support plans catered to each resident's preferences and disabilities. Continuous daily monitoring will allow for the early identification of health status changes. Regular support plans will be reviewed more frequently than legally required to adapt to residents' needs flexibly.

3. Operational Structure Supporting Secure Living Environment: The day service support-type group home adheres to legal requirements regarding staff placement and facilities. A 24/7 monitoring and support system is essential to assist those requiring help day and night. Facilities will feature barrier-free designs and necessary accommodations tailored to each resident's needs. Social Inclusion Home aims to exceed the prescribed staffing standards, ensuring that two staff members are present on each unit.

The premises are equipped with a barrier-free restroom, bathing lifts, entrance ramps, elevators, and security cameras to ensure a secure living environment for wheelchair users and other residents.

Nationally Established Quality Support Returned to the Community

Social Inklu operates 337 group homes nationwide as of April 2026. The insights and knowledge gained through operations in different regions are systematically compiled and utilized in manuals and training programs, promoting a consistent high-quality support framework.

The organization aims to provide "Social Inclusion Quality" support without regional disparities, aiding in addressing local challenges. By deepening collaboration with communities, Social Inklu strives for a society where everyone can live confidently and authentically, balancing national-scale expansion with localized support initiatives.

About Social Inklu

Founded in April 2017, Social Inklu operates under the principle of creating a society where people with disabilities do not face housing issues. In pursuing solutions to regional societal challenges, the organization continues to establish group homes nationwide to ensure stable support systems and foster the independence of individuals with disabilities everywhere.

Company Overview
Company Name: Social Inklu Co., Ltd.
Representative: President Nobutsune Matsushita
Address: 2F, Ichigo Omori Building, 6-25-3 Minami Ooi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo
Business: Welfare services for persons with disabilities as per the Comprehensive Support for Persons with Disabilities Act, group home operations.
Established: April 2017
Corporate Website: Social Inklu