About Us
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Greeting from the President
President
Kiyoko Kamibeppu
In 2020, COVID-19 spread throughout the world, and as of 5:00 p.m. on December 28th, 8,079,902 people were infected and 1,765,071 people died worldwide, while 221,412 people were infected and 3,100 people died in Japan (according to a count by Johns Hopkins University). In the spring of that year, in the midst of the declaration of a state of emergency, on a warm and sunny day in May, this corporation was born. We are a small organization, but we started with a seed of hope for the future. After completing graduate school, I have been a clinical practitioner for 18 years and an educator and researcher for 18 years. My colleagues in this organization include a doctor, a nurse, and clinical psychologists with extensive careers in clinical practice and research.
I have been studying family formation, development, and life cycle based on women’s life stages. In particular, I have been engaged in research and practice aimed at preventing child abuse and improving the lifelong quality of life of children and their families who have suffered from chronic diseases in childhood, especially childhood cancer. So far, I have gained valuable experience by placing myself in medical and educational institutions. From now on, in our capacity as a general incorporated association, we intend to not only continue our activities but also implement exciting projects.
We would like to learn together with practitioners in the field and young teachers through research activities, research support, production of teaching materials, family care case study meetings, lectures and seminars. In addition, we would like to help create a system in which the cycle of advancing research, building academic studies, and promoting practice can be efficiently managed. We would also like to emphasize cooperation with academic societies in related fields and take charge of activities that are beyond the reach of universities and academic societies. We will carry out our activities with the image that a single seed will take root, grow branches, and bear fruit, sowing multiple seeds in the land of the future. We hope that you will look forward to our activities and support us.
We sincerely hope that 2021 will be a year of rebirth for a new world.
Kiyoko Kamibeppu
President, QOL Research Center for Children and Families
In 2020, COVID-19 spread throughout the world, and as of 5:00 p.m. on December 28th, 8,079,902 people were infected and 1,765,071 people died worldwide, while 221,412 people were infected and 3,100 people died in Japan (according to a count by Johns Hopkins University). In the spring of that year, in the midst of the declaration of a state of emergency, on a warm and sunny day in May, this corporation was born. We are a small organization, but we started with a seed of hope for the future. After completing graduate school, I have been a clinical practitioner for 18 years and an educator and researcher for 18 years. My colleagues in this organization include a doctor, a nurse, and clinical psychologists with extensive careers in clinical practice and research.
I have been studying family formation, development, and life cycle based on women’s life stages. In particular, I have been engaged in research and practice aimed at preventing child abuse and improving the lifelong quality of life of children and their families who have suffered from chronic diseases in childhood, especially childhood cancer. So far, I have gained valuable experience by placing myself in medical and educational institutions. From now on, in our capacity as a general incorporated association, we intend to not only continue our activities but also implement exciting projects.
We would like to learn together with practitioners in the field and young teachers through research activities, research support, production of teaching materials, family care case study meetings, lectures and seminars. In addition, we would like to help create a system in which the cycle of advancing research, building academic studies, and promoting practice can be efficiently managed. We would also like to emphasize cooperation with academic societies in related fields and take charge of activities that are beyond the reach of universities and academic societies. We will carry out our activities with the image that a single seed will take root, grow branches, and bear fruit, sowing multiple seeds in the land of the future. We hope that you will look forward to our activities and support us.
We sincerely hope that 2021 will be a year of rebirth for a new world.
Kiyoko Kamibeppu
President, QOL Research Center for Children and Families
Our Mission
To improve the QOL of families
There are three key words that are important to this corporation. Diversity, family, and QOL.
Each person and each family has its own personality and is a unique and irreplaceable life and family. We would like to cherish this diversity.
Families also have a history, a shape, a function, and a future. We would like to cherish this family unit.
To improve QOL is to be like the child and to be like the family. We would like to cherish the voices of the children and their families.
We will create nursing care and support that will allow the child and family to continue to be themselves, even if they are ill.
We will also work to understand how to prevent violence and abuse within families, and strive to realize a society without abuse.
Corporate Overview
Corporate name
QOL Research Center for Children and Families
President
Kiyoko Kamibeppu
Office
3-26-1-702 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0033
Establishment
May 1, 2020
Bank
Bank of Mitsubishi UFJ Hongo Branch
Articles of Incorporation
Articles of Incorporation of the QOL Research Center for Children and Families (Japanese)（PDF）
Executives
– Kiyoko Kamibeppu, President
– Kayoko Kurihara, Director
– Miho Maeda, Director
– (undisclosed)
– Kiyoshi Kamibeppu, Auditor
History
May 1, 2020
Established QOL Research Center for Children and Families
Terms and Conditions
under preparation
Public Announcement of Accounts
2020 Balance Sheet (under preparation)
Minutes of General Meetings
under preparation
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