The breakdown of emergency support is 16 billion yen for support for improving the learning environment, 5 million yen for financial support for families with sudden changes in household finances, and 4 million yen for support measures for learning, living, and various activities.

　First, all students, students, and children will be paid a flat rate of 3 yen to help improve the environment for taking Web lessons.PCs, routers, etc. can be rented free of charge as needed (the number is limited).
Next, if it is difficult to continue student life due to a sudden change in household budget, a maximum of 9 yen (3 yen per month x 3 months) will be paid.
Furthermore, in order to continue learning, living, and various activities, we have established an online support system for learning and living, and a variety of online learning programs (including job hunting support, qualifications, language course attendance support, etc.). Promote provision and community support.
As soon as the implementation system is in place, we will promptly inform all target students, students, and children of the above.

　President Yoshio Nakatani will continue to consider and implement necessary measures in response to changes in the situation, and strongly urges the government to consider and implement effective support measures.In addition, I would like to ask the students and students, "Again, ask what you want to achieve at school and raise your awareness of the problem. Also, what do you think about the world and society? Please use this as an opportunity to think about what kind of contribution you can make. "

reference:[Ritsumeikan University] Emergency support for learning about the new coronavirus disease