Yayasan Usaha Mulia Helps to Lift Indonesians above the Poverty Line
Quality of life is an issue in Indonesia for those living below the poverty line. Although some believe that the...
Fielder of Dreams: Jakarta Cricket Association
Nelson Mandela, one of the world’s greatest philanthropists, once said that sport has the power to change the world through...
For Richer or Poorer: Wedlite
While some people have the money to realize the wedding of their dreams, others find themselves breaking the bank to...
DNetwork: Deconstructing Stereotypes Provides Work Opportunities for the Disabled
Job opportunities for disabled people in Indonesia may be hard to come by. But non-profit organization DNetwork proves that people...
Lovepink: Fighting Breast Cancer Together
Lovepink is a breast cancer community supporting ‘warriors’ and ‘survivors’ in their battle. Through campaigns such as breast self-examinations (SADARI),...
#IndonesiaMakanSayur: Not Just a Hashtag
Indonesia Makan Sayur is a community that tries to raise awareness of the health benefits of eating plant-based foods. Through...
Singing in the Rain: Ikatan Sindroma Down Indonesia Makes Waves with Gigi Art of Dance
Gigi Art of Dance recognizes how dance belongs to anyone, without exception to those with disabilities. The dance school welcomes...
XS Project: Going Against the Odds to Save Trash Pickers
Aiming to break the generational cycle of trash pickers, XS Project creates and sells products made out of waste materials....
Imploring for Palliative Care, the Chance to a Fulfilling Life
As a paediatric palliative care service, Rachel House treats poor children diagnosed with cancer and HIV in Jakarta. They are...