Specialized consultation for young people

For those who are worried about human relationships, find it difficult to live, and have various problems such as truancy and Hikimori, a counselor at the Northern Youth Plaza is consulted at the ward office.

Young people, families and supporters between the ages of 15 and 39 living in Yokohama City

• You don't have to live in Tsuzuki Ward  .
• Only family members and supporters can consult.

In principle, 13: 30-16: 20 on the 2nd and 4th Thursday (50 minutes at a time, 13: 30-, 2 14: 30-, 3 15: 30-)

Tsuzuki Ward   Office, Children and Families Support Division, 2nd floor, 24th window

Regional cooperation counselors (social workers, etc.) of the Northern Youth Plaza in Yokohama

Free of charge

Phone: 045-948-5505 (Yokohama Northern Youth Plaza)
Reception hours: From 11:00 to 19:00 from Monday to Saturday (closed on the third Monday, Sunday, national holidays, and the year-end and New Year holidays every month)

• I'm afraid of going out and talking with people
• I'm worried about my family and friends.
• I can't go to high school or college.
• I can't get out of my room
• I don't know what to do to get out of society

• I don't meet my family because I'm withdrawn in my room
• I don't know how to treat myself as a family
• I am worried about the future of the person
• It is difficult for family members to change their situation.

Click here for a list of consultation schedules for the four wards (Aoba Ward, Midori Ward, Kohoku Ward, Tsuzuki Ward  ) in charge of Northern Yokohama Youth Plaza.

Hiki Komoriya We provide continuous support for social participation in various issues faced by young people and their families, such as school refusal at Hiki Komoriya through telephone consultations, visits to offices, and group activities.

The Regional Youth Plaza is a facility operated by NPOs, etc., which Yokohama City has set up four locations in each area in the city. (Yokohama City Subsidiary Project)
In addition to providing comprehensive consultation on adolescents and adolescents such as truancy and Hikikomori, as well as operating a place for young people to become independent, we aim to cooperate with organizations such as NPOs and wards that support young people in the community.