愛知県名古屋市の育児支援団体 ママスタート・クラブ
Multi-Culture Club
It is a project which holds events from time to time, in which, non-Japanese and Japanese moms with children can meet.
For example, we are planning events such as cooking in English, yoga in English, a cultural exchange over coffee, excursions, and so on. Don't miss it!
What is Multi-Culture Club at Momstart?
It is a project which holds events from time to time, in which, non-Japanese and Japanese moms with children can meet.
A lot of non-Japanese families live in Aichi at the moment. There are some NPO and voluntary organizations which support non-Japanese nationals, but the situation is not very conducive for cultural exchange programs, especially among child-raising support groups.
Momstart Club would like to become a child-raising support group which helps moms and children, both Japanese and non-Japanese nationals, to become a part of society. We would also like to give the opportunity for moms to meet other moms, and help them to enjoy child-raising, regardless of nationality.
We think that our mission is to produce enjoyable events for both Japanese and non-Japanese moms as well as their children, to encourage a multi-cultural society. This means we encourage interactions regardless of borders, mutual understanding, social participation and information distribution.
For example, we are planning events such as cooking in English, yoga in English, a cultural exchange over coffee, excursions, and so on.
Don’t miss it!
We are looking for ideas and participation from people from all over the world!
*Information
Presented by Multi-culture club at “Momstart Club”
“Let’s send presents over to the disaster area from everybody!”
“International exchange Christmas Charity event”
Date:
6th December, 2011（Tuesday）
1：10：00～11：00（Open 9：45）
2：11：15～12：15（Open11：00）
※1 and 2 are the same program so please choose your favorite time slot.
Place:
Nagoya City Youth Exchange Plaza 1F Playroom
6-8 3-chome Yanagihara Kita-ward Nagoya TEL：052-991-8440
Press Release:“Let’s send presents over to the disaster area from Aichi!”
