Scholarships: Ashinaga supports orphaned children who wish to go to high school, college, university, or vocational schools by providing scholarships in the form of interest-free loans.
Ashinaga Kokoro Juku residential facilities: To support children in their dream of advancing to college, Ashinaga established "Kokoro Juku" ("School of Hearts") residential facilities in both Tokyo and Kobe.
International Summer Camp for Orphans: From 2000 to 2007, Ashinaga hosted a number of orphans from around the world at the International Summer Camps for Orphans. At these camps, children from similar backgrounds had the chance to meet and talk about their experiences.
Summer camps for Ashinaga scholars: Ashinaga holds summer camps for orphaned children each year at 10 different venues across Japan. At the camps, children with similar histories spend time together and share their experiences while playing games and sports in an accepting atmosphere.
"Rainbow Houses": The Kobe and Tokyo "Rainbow Houses" were built as places of healing, which children can visit to play and share their feelings with other orphaned children and trained staff.
Ashinaga Uganda Rainbow House: Approximately 800 registered AIDS orphans regularly visit the Ashinaga Uganda Rainbow House to play, talk, and receive psychosocial support, while some 50 orphans study basic academic skills at Terakoya on a daily basis.
