QFF

Mission Statement

The mission of QFF is to help restore the hopes and dreams of the victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake which struck the country on 11 March 2011, and which left hundreds of thousands of families in the region without power, shelter, and in many cases, contact with each other. To achieve this goal, we build partnerships and fund projects that will support the communities in rebuilding their lives.

As we do so, we are committed to developing innovative solutions that meet the unique social, economic, and cultural challenges faced by the communities we work with – with a particular focus on child education, healthcare, and fisheries. In this way we are able to maximize the impact of our projects and reach more of the people thatdesigned to provide mental health services for emotionally disturbed children.
Finally, defendant Emma Pendleton Bradley Hospital (Bradley Hospital) is a private non-profit facility for behaviorally disordered children. In addition to its medical facilities, Bradley Hospital operates a school program for mentally handicapped children.
*68 In 1976, Eddie suffered an interruption in his oxygen supply after heart surgery which resulted in neurological impairment. As a result of this incident, Eddie suffers from learning disabilities and behavioral and emotional problems.
On August 27, 1984, Eddie was enrolled in Bradley Hospital's special education facility where he was to receive both medical and educational services. At about the same time, plaintiffs allege that Bradley Hospital requested the DCF to consider Eddie eligible for services under the MHSCY program. If a child is found eligible for