The report for the FY2025 Health and Labour Sciences Research Project, “An Empirical Study to Develop Effective Health Support Strategies for Public Assistance Recipients,” which was conducted over a two-year period beginning in FY2024, has been published in the Health and Labour Sciences Research Database.
As a co-investigator, I was responsible for the subproject entitled “Developing a Child Assessment Sheet to Establish a Framework for Assessing and Supporting the Health and Living Conditions of Children in Households Receiving Public Assistance.” Participating in this two-year collaborative research project with researchers from a wide range of disciplines provided me with invaluable experience and many opportunities for learning.
The principal research report and the individual research reports present comprehensive findings on health support for public assistance recipients from multiple perspectives. If you are interested, please visit the Health and Labour Sciences Research Database for more information.
FY2025 Health and Labour Sciences Research Report Published in the Health and Labour Sciences Research Database
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