Taka's Vision
Taka's Story
I went to 10 Asian countries and 15 African countries as a volunteer and backpacker. I saw many children begging for money and food. I was really frustrated with myself because I couldn't do anything for the children in front of me. After experiencing that, I decided that my life's work would be to help children in need.
After returning to Japan, I worked at several facilities for people with disabilities, elderly people, and children.
I also witnessed staff members losing hope in harsh working conditions. That's when I made another decision - someday, I will establish a welfare organization where staff can work with pride and dignity. Through social media, I began connecting with people all over the world, and those connections gave me hope and support.
In 2022, I established GALATT, a non-profit organization in Japan, and we opened our first orphanage. Our mission is to create more options for children.
Five-Year Vision(2025-2029)
We are strengthening our base in Japan to prepare for 2030 through.
2025 ― Children's Cafeteria
Providing local children with nutritious meals and opportunities to grow.
2026 ― Bento Shop & Japanese Culture E-Commerce
Creating jobs for people with disabilities through a bento shop and Japanese cultural products.
2026 ― Cat Shelter
Establishing a rescue cat shelter on the orphanage grounds, where children and cats grow together.
2027 ― Third Orphanage
Opening an apartment-style orphanage as a new option for independence.
2028 ― Youth Support Base Becomes Publicly Funded
To be launched independently in 2026, aiming for government approval and public funding by 2028.
2029 ― Next Phase Ahead
Preparing for the global orphanage project beginning in 2030.
Each project connects to the next, forming a cycle of care where children, youth, and adults grow together.
Vision for 2030
From 2030 to 2040, we aim to establish sustainable, community-rooted orphanages in 10 developing countries.
Our vision is to create orphanages that support children, connect the world with local communities, and serve as hubs that strengthen local economies—helping reduce the need for orphan care.
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we can do it!!
We support children in becoming independent.