CLACK signs partnership agreement with Nakano Ward to advance community inclusive care
CLACK has signed the 'Nakano Ward Inclusive Care Partnership' agreement. The company will support single mothers in Nakano with career training and job placement to promote economic stability.
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CLACK has entered into the 'Nakano Inclusive Care Partnership (NIC+)' agreement with Nakano Ward, Tokyo. CLACK operates 'Job Transit,' a service providing education and career placement for single mothers, aiming to integrate training with employment support for sustainable careers. Through this collaboration, CLACK will assist Nakano residents—particularly single mothers and homemakers—in finding employment at family-friendly companies, thereby contributing to regional stability and inclusive care services.
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What is the NIC+ agreement?
It is a public-private partnership where businesses and educational institutions collaborate with Nakano Ward to strengthen the local inclusive care system.