REMED

The Welfare Support Fund of Regenerative Medicine (REMED) is a non-profit organization based in Fukuoka, Japan, established in February 2020. Led by representative director Nami Oyama, the foundation is committed to promoting innovative regenerative medicine to enhance the quality of life for individuals affected by disabilities. It aims to provide support through various initiatives, including research funding, community engagement, and educational outreach.

REMED is actively involved in collaborative projects and encourages partnerships between researchers and businesses to drive advancements in regenerative therapies. The foundation also supports direct interaction with the public through fundraising efforts and donor outreach, allowing individuals to contribute to its mission. Additionally, the organization features inspiring stories, like that of Mako Shibuya, a YouTuber advocating for regenerative medicine after a life-altering spinal cord injury.

By fostering awareness and financial support, REMED plays a crucial role in advancing the field of regenerative medicine and improving the lives of those in need.