The Bluff Clinic Foundation has committed to a Public Benefit Spending Plan using funds arising from its endowment from its predecessor hospitals in Yokohama. Below is the list of our Public Benefit Activities.

1. Donation of First-Aid Kits to Local Community Schools

We will donate first aid kits (including bandages, scissors, tweezers, cotton swabs, masks, thermometer, first aid tape, etc.) to public Japanese elementary and junior high schools in Kanagawa Prefecture that apply. The Fund Reviewing Board will select from the list of schools that have applied. We will also consider applications for other types of kits.

2. Bilingual Medical Booklets (The Bluff Clinic Medical Passport)

A printed publication of medical booklets is available to help non-Japanese speakers navigate the Japanese medical system. These booklets include a bilingual guide to assist non-Japanese speakers in explaining symptoms to Japanese doctors. Distribution is made to schools, institutions, embassies, and businesses where these resources would be beneficial. If you would like copies for your institution or company, please contact the Bluff Clinic by email at public.activity@bluffclinic.com

3. Community Health Handbooks

Publication of community health handbooks to assist non-Japanese speakers access Japanese healthcare providers with seasonal updates on health issues. Distribution of such handbooks to schools, institutions and businesses with people who would benefit from these booklets.

4. First Aid Training Programmes.

Donate to or conduct First Aid training programmes to educate the layman on how to provide first responder treatment for medical emergencies. Organisations who wish to apply should submit their application on this linked form.

5. Donations to Non-Profit Medical Organisations

Donations to qualified non-profit medical organisations in Japan. Organisations who wish to apply should submit their application on this linked form.

6. Presentations to the community

The Bluff Clinc supports institutions and individuals into delivering workshops and presentations to the community, geared at improving the awareness and understanding of general health and medical knowledge.