Living in Ibaraki: Getting help: Non-emergency

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December 2008
Free orientation in Ushiku, January 25th 2009!
Questions about daily-life, consultation for free
December 2008
Free orientation in Yuki, February 1st 2009!
Questions about daily-life, consultation for free
March 2007
Lost property
Ways to try to find something you've lost
February 2007
STD testing
Translations of disease names and places to get tested
December 2006
Hotlines and help centers
A variety of places to turn for help
April 2006
Where can I find information in English in Tsukuba?
The Tsukuba Information Center and Ibaraki Prefectural Government Tsukuba Office
What should I do if I am injured at work?
Workmen's Accident Compensation Insurance Law
Where can I find information in English in Mito?
The Ibaraki International Association and the Mito City International Center
Where can I talk to someone about education, general life, labor, law, marriage, etc. in my own language?
English, Portuguese, Chinese, Bengali, Persian, Spanish, Thai, Tagalog, Hangul and Japanese.
Where can I get more information about housing assistance?
Ibaraki Housing Administration
December 2005
Does my town have any English information?
Town and city website links
November 2005
Where do I find English-speaking doctors?
Get ready for winter