FLC's activities are based on the following three principles:
　1) highest priority is given to the benefits of children with
　　　rare chromosomal abnormalities and their families
　2) taking no specific religious views
　3) supporting no specific political stances

FLC's activities are:
　1) exchanging information among member families by means of
　　　quarterly newsletters and "an exchange notebook" through mail
　2) gathering information concerning possible solutions for problems
　　　faced by children with rare chromosomal abnormalities and
　　　their families, and providing the information to the interested public
　3) endeavoring to call public attentions to the needs of children with
　　　rare chromosomal abnormalities and their families

Children with rare chromosomal abnormalities and their families
　are likely to face common problems concerning medical care, welfare,
　education, employment, as well as various mental stresses and frustrations.

FLC tries to make progress to solve problems by cooperating with each other.

Although FLC has consisted of Japanese people, any person with the
　same problem or interests is strongly encouraged to join the FLC.

FLC eagerly seeks persons with expertise in care of children with
　rare chromosomal abnormalities.

Any interested parties are welcome to contact FLC through E-mail or mail.
　FLC will send you newsletters and other publications
　　　　(written in Japanese) regularly.