December 20, 2019
Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Welfare Foundation
Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Welfare Foundation Announces
FY2019 International Social Welfare Grant Recipients
The Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Welfare Foundation (President: Masaya Futamiya) has
announced the fiscal year 2019 nonprofit social welfare organizations outside Japan
selected for grants totaling 4.3 million yen. The five recipients, introduced below with asummary of their activities, are engaged in social welfare programs in India or ASEAN
countries.
1. International grant program
The Foundation launched the international grant program for social welfare organizationsin fiscal 2010 as an extension of financial support program for social welfare organizationsin Japan.
The Foundation offers grants to support nonprofit organizations engaging in social welfare
activities in developing countries and regions. The grants are awarded based onrecommendations solicited from local representatives of Japanese companies who areworking in India or the ASEAN member states — Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos,Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.
2. Grant presentation ceremonies
The Foundation and local affiliates of Sompo Holdings, Inc. in each country and region will
host grant presentation ceremonies for the recipients by the end of March 2020.

About the Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Welfare FoundationSompo Japan Nipponkoa Welfare Foundation is a public service entity created and fundedby Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Insurance Inc. to promote social welfare activities as part ofthe company's contribution to society. In addition to its core mission of awarding the above
grants, the Foundation offers research grants and holds seminars and lectures in the fieldsof social welfare, social insurance, nonlife insurance, and gerontology. The Foundationalso presents the Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Welfare Foundation Awards for outstanding
academic research in social welfare in Japan, subsidizes lectures and symposiums
presented by the award recipients, and offers scholarships to individuals training to be careworkers.

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FY2019 Grant Recipients in countries and regions other than JapanCountryOrganization
Use of Grant Funds
Indonesia

ThePhilippines

Grant AmountPERDHAKI(ASSOCIATION OF VOLUNTARYHEALTH SERVICES FOR
INDONESIA)

To support awareness programs
to control and eradicate malaria
in eastern Indonesia, where theincidence of malaria remains
highIDR 123,500,000

KYTHE FOUNDATION INC

To support educational activities
and quality of life improvements
for children with cancer andsurvivors of childhood cancer

PHP 468,000(Approx.
¥950,000)(Approx.
¥1,000,000)

ThePhilippines

Hands of Love Philippines
Foundation Inc.

PHP 175,000
To assist children get anappropriate and high-quality(Approx.
education, and toassist with the cost of training for ¥370,000)
parents to become models ofcommunity involvement

VietnamCentre for Social Initiatives
Promotion (CSIP)

To provide children who, due totourism, have lost a place toplay, with playgroundsUSD 9,100

To support road safety
awareness programs incooperation with local schools(elementary, middle, and highschools) to reduce traffic
accidents involving children

USD 9,100India

TRAX SPORTS SOCIETY(Approx.
¥1,000,000)(Approx.
¥1,000,000)