Japan
Sodateage Net is a Tokyo-based nonprofit organization founded in 2004 with the slogan "Bridging the gap between youth and society." The organization's core mission is to address the issues of youth unemployment and social exclusion in Japan, particularly focusing on underserved communities. They offer a range of programs and services including Job Training, Employment Support, Career Education workshops, Student Support, and Family Support.
Since its establishment, Sodateage Net has been dedicated to providing employment support for young people facing difficulties and advocating for children with diverse needs. Annually, they impact 70,000 young people and children through collaborations with companies, government, and other nonprofits. Founder Kei Kudo and the team actively participate in government and municipal councils, contributing to policy changes for youth.
With a vision of creating a society where all young people can have a social affiliation while realizing their will to “work” and “continue to work,” Sodateage Net strategically focuses on Human service professionals, Teamwork and Collaboration, Pioneering youth work, Fundraising and Resource mobilization, and Advocacy / Collective impact. Their last recorded investment was a grant from Kyndryl Foundation on 19 March 2024.
Operating in the Education and Human Resources industries, Sodateage Net plays a crucial role in shaping the future of Japan's youth and fostering a more inclusive society.
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