[Foreigners active] Recruiting support staff at the Disability Day Service (Nishinari-ku) [Japanese not required]

Foreign staff are still active today.

We have a lot of experience accepting foreign staff.

Those who have no experience working in the welfare field and those who are uneasy about Japanese can work with peace of mind.

If you cannot speak Japanese, English is required.

We are looking for people who want to work on support for people with disabilities and the welfare of people with disabilities, not just wage labor.

We have accepted a large number of working holiday staff so far.

There are also people who aim for welfare for people with disabilities after returning to their home countries.

Smoking is prohibited inside the facility.

We provide life support (meal assistance, bathing assistance, toilet assistance, etc.) for people with severe disabilities.

《We have a track record of hiring foreigners》

We have about 20 years of experience accepting foreign staff from Asia, Europe, etc.

Working holidays, international students, Japanese spouses, permanent residents, and permanent residents are active.

Japanese or foreign staff will teach you the work carefully.

“No Japanese required”

Japanese ability is not required. If you can't speak Japanese, English is required.

If you are interested in welfare for people with disabilities, please apply!

“Women are active”

Since it's a workplace where there are many mothers raising children,

It's easy to take a day off due to sudden calls from the nursery school or visiting days, etc.

It's a comfortable working environment!

《Inexperienced are welcome》

You can work without worry even if you have no qualifications or experience.

There is an environment where you can learn about work through practice at your own pace.

《Hiring Results Country/Region》

South Korea, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, India, Philippines, Germany, France, Australia, Indonesia, Liberia, Canada, England, Denmark, New Zealand, Italy, Czech Republic, Ukraine, Turkey, Kenya, Rwanda, Brazil, Chile, El Salvador (about 200 people in total)