First certified NPO by Japan Tax Agency
September 2022

■Mission
In order to help the people in Asia to empower themselves in health care, PH-Japan extends
following health and medical educational support, as well as medical and health support indisaster relief.
Presently, PHJ is implementing maternal and child health improvement projects in Cambodiaand Myanmar, where the infant mortality rate, under 5 mortality rate and maternal mortality
rate are poor.
JapanCambodia

MyanmarInfant mortality rate
（per 1,000 births）

２２336

Under 5 mortality rate
（per 1,000 births）

２２7４5Maternal mortality rate
（per 100,000 births）

5

１６０

２５０

Delivery attended byskilled attendants (%)

100８９６０

Average life
（years at birth）

85

７０６７

Source: UNICEF The State of the World's Children 2021

1%
30%

13%
58%

11%
Cash donation
Public grant

Goods donation
Other rev.

6%

12％

69%

Project support

Goods support

Fundraising exp.

Admin.exp.

2022 Revenue and Expenditure

FY2022 Expenditure（Total 67.16 million yen
excluding goods）

FY2022 Revenue（Total 68.75 million yen，excluding goods）
Others0.0%

Administration
12.8%Membership
39.7%

Grant
38.7%

Fundraising
19.3%

Donation
21.6%

Disaster
4.8%

Cambodia
45.5%

Myanmar17.5%

Myanmar・Maternal and childhealth improvement

Y. Fujino
GM Project Support
Dept.

Japan・Disaster support and humanresource development

Area: 680,000 k㎡
Population: 51,000,000

Area: 380,000k㎡
Population: 120,000,000

Cambodia・Maternal and childhealth improvement

All PHJ projects in Thailand andVietnam were transferred to localorganizations. On October 31, 2016
the PHJ-Thailand Office was closed.
All PHJ projects in Indonesia weretransferred to local organizations.
On December 31, 2016, the PHJIndonesia Office was closed.

K. Ishiyama
T. Okumoto
Country Director Project Manager

Area: 180,000k㎡
Population: 15,000,000

【Project site】
Stoung Trang Operational Health District (OD)
（Health staff capability enhancement：12 health centers, community networking：4 health centers）【Project goal】
To address health problems related to children by strengthening community care and support network
1. Children in the project site have access to appropriate health care service at appropriate timing through close communications
between the health centers and the community.
2. Local residents have opportunities to enhance their awareness on the children’s health care and dietary behaviors.
【Beneficiaries】
4,669 children under 5 years and 4,669 guardians; 5 OD staff ; 29 health center staff; 67 health volunteers; 75 maternal and child healthvolunteers; in 34 villages under 4 health centers with the population of 40,342

PHJ organized regular supervision and training for capacity building ofhealth center staff

Cyclic MCH check

Training of health promoters

Training of auxiliary midwives Training of midwives

Construction of MCH facilities

Accumulateddeath(2018.03.31)
Unit:
personAccumulated
total(2018.03.31)
Unit:person
Support to Minami Soma: suffering from both East Japan Earthquake/
Tsunami disaster and Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Accident, thereconstruction in Fukushima Prefecture did not proceed as planned. The
disaster related death rate of Fukushima announced by the Reconstruction
Agency was the highest among the three prefectures.
Within Fukushima, the death rate of Minami Soma was the worst. PHJ
recognized this grave situation and decided to extend support to mental healthcare of the people of the Minami Soma, by launching a psychosomaticcounselling room, in cooperation with Dr. Arinobu Hori, Director of Hori
Mental Clinic.
PHJ and Medical Incorporated [Musubino-kai] concluded a Memorandum ofUnderstanding to launch a counseling room where a clinical psychologist
extends counselling service.
*Psychosomatic Counselling: a clinical psychologist extends 50 minutes oflistening, understanding, accepting, and sympathizing service to reduce apatient’s mental and psychological stress. The psychologist further helps thepatient to find a solution by understanding what he/she wishes to do and howto achieve it. (Clinical psychologist is a private qualification. In 2018 Certified
Psychologist System started as a national qualification.)
This program was implemented steadily, and in the latter half of 2019, thenumber of counselling sessions increased by 1.5 times of the initial plan ofmaximum 72 sessions in three months. However, in April 2020 the Japanese
Government announced the COVID19 related emergency declaration. The
psychosomatic counselling was suspended in April and May. In June theMusubi-no-kai resumed the program by extending remote counselling.
As Dr. Hori’s plan to establish a new NGO became pending by the supporters,
PHJ and the Musubi-no-Kai concluded a new Memorandum of Understandingin July 2020. The revised program is explained on the next page. This
program was completed in December 2021 as initially planned.

Iwate

Fukushima
Photos:Left: Hori Mental Clinic
Below: Remote counselling■ PHJ Support Contents■ PHJ Support Results

Japan : Human Resource Development
To promote the principle of SDGs “No one will be left behind”, PHJ implements human resource
development programs in Japan, in addition to the education and training extended at the projectsites in Southeast Asia.
1. Study tour: for students and donors
Example: Students of Faculty of Liberal Arts, Saitama University
Organized 11 tours including one on-line tour in 2021
(2010-2022)* Students: Select a study theme, preliminary search* PHJ office: make appointments, preparations for the students* PHJ staffs: accompany as coordinator and translator* Students: present their study reports to relevant organizations Visiting families at a village inReport meeting at a health center
Cambodiain Cambodiaand persons at the PHJ project site
Other study tours to PHJ project sites*Narita Cosmopolitan Rotary Club, Kwansei Gakuin University, Chuo University, Shiga University of Medical Science,
Ochanomizu University, Keio University, Takushoku University, Kyorin University, Aichi Prefectural University

2．Dispatch of lecturer/accepting visitors
Example of dispatch of lecturer* Faculty of Law, Soka University; Nursing Department, Faculty of Human Sciences, Sophia University; Hewlett-Packard
Japan G.K.
Example of accepting visitors
Students of Nursing Department, Faculty of Human Sciences, Sophia University; Economics Department, Chuo University;
Mitaka City No.5 Junior High School , Higashi Yamato City No. 2 Junior High School3. Internship
PHJ accepts students planning to engage in international cooperation projects as interns and extend opportunities to learn
PHJ’s international activities through on-line meetings with PHJ’s project site staffs, for example.

FY2023 Revenue and Expenditure

FY2023 Revenue（Total 67.83 million yen,excluding goods）

FY2023 Expemditure（Total 86.81 million yen,excluding goods）

Administration
13.6%

Grant
49.0%

Membership
38.2%

Donation
12.8%

Cambodia
31.1%
Fundraising
20.2%

Myanmar35.2%

PHJ Board of Directors as of September 6, 2022Title at PHJPHJ

NameNName

Title at respective organization

Chairperson

KAMIYA, Youhei

Former director of Yokogawa & Co., Ltd

Vice Chairperson

TANAKA, Shigeru

Chairman, Saitama Prefectural University; Professor Emeritus, Keio University

Managing Director

FUJINO, Yasuyuki

Concurrently General Manager, Program Support Dept.

Director

IIZUKA, Masaki

Former Board Member, Officer of Hewlett-Packard Japan G.K.

Director

INOKUCHI, Yuji

Chairman, All Japan Hospital Association; Chairperson, Medical Foundation
Jokokai

Director

ISHIKAWA, Masakazu

Director of Minami-Ikuta Ladies Clinic, Lecturer of Kitasato University

DirectorITO, Kohei

President, Keio UniversityDirector

KAIHORI, Shuzo

Former Chairman, Board of Director of Yokogawa Electric Corp.

Director

MANABE, SunaoChairman, The Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers’ Association ofJapan; President and CEO, Daiichi Sankyo Co., Ltd.

Director

MATSUMOTO, Ken-ichi

Chairman, JFMDA; Chairman, OMETA; Chairman, Sakura Global Holding Co.,Ltd.

Director

NAKAJIMA, Yasuo

Director of Radiology Consultation Clinic; Professor Emeritus, St. Marianna
University

Director

ODA, Shingo

Former President of Hewlett-Packard Japan G.K.

Director

YAMAMOTO, Chiaki

Citizen of Musashino City

Director

YASUDA (OKAMOTO)
MiyokoAssociate Professor, Faculty and Graduate School of Health Care andNursing/Department of Global Health Research, Graduate School of Medicine,
Juntendo University

Director

YOSHINO, Yae

Associate Professor, Department of Nursing, Faculty of Human Sciences,Sophia University

Auditor

MAEMURA, Koji

Audit and Supervisory Member of Yokogawa Electric Cop.