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Lagu Damai Foundation – Song of Peace – Ubud |
| | Was founded in 2003 to support education of youths, cross-cultural understanding, multi-ethnic interaction and to foster peace education, leading to the prevention of collective violence. Our main focus are longterm projects leading to the empowerment of youths . We offer seminars and workshops on empowerment, the art of initiating peace, to integrate values into projects and organizations, and train professionals in this approach.
For more information about Lagu Damai Foundation, email or visit our website www.jiwadamai.net
SOS Taruna Village Bali – SOS-Kinderdorf Bali Tabanan |
| | We, SOS-Kinderdorf, are a foster home. At the moment we are caring for 360 less fortunate children. Because of our limited resources, we need your assistance in order to provide proper care and education for our foster children. We urgently need support for: - Materials
- Money
- English language volunteer teachers
- Teachers of practical skills
For more information, please contact us at:
Bantas, Kec. Selemadeg Timur, Kab. Tabanan 82162 Bali
Tel: +62 0361 241847 / 7426975, email |
AWA - Bali Animal Welfare Association – Monkey Forest 100X, Ubud |
| The Bali Animal Welfare Association (BAWA) is a non-for-profit charity registered in Indonesia. Its mandate is to relieve animal suffering, birth control programs and improve the general health of Bali's street dogs all while educating the local population in animal welfare.
BAWA runs a fully staffed clinic near Ubud, 24hour animal ambulance (free for street dogs), a FREE mobile dog sterilization (spay/neuter) program, a school education program, a FREE puppy and kitten adoption program, plus a continually expanding range of community programs. Please see our website for further information www.bawabali.com
Volunteers always needed and welcome. For roadside emergencies (if you see animals in trouble) please sms 081-138-9004 or call 981-490.
Panti Asuhan Salam – Children's Orphanage |
| | To the north-west of Ubud, en route to Tanah Lot temple you will find Salam orphanage. The orphanage is home to 28 boys and 17 girls aged from 6-18 years of age. The children are provided food, shelter, education and love. They are taught to be self reliant and to help others. The facility accepts children from all religions and respects the children's beliefs. The children now study music, dance and painting.
School takes place outside the center or visit our website www.carryforkids.org/schools/bali/salam.html |
Yayasan Bumi Sehat – Healthy Mother Earth Foundation – Nyuh Kuning, Ubud |
| | Gentle Births for a Peaceful Future! Yayasan Bumi Sehat is an organization of committed families and international teachers, midwives, doctors, nurses and volunteers working to advocate for the reproductive rights of marginalized, low-income women throughout Bali. In Bali we are achieving a higher standard of maternal and child health through culturally sensitive prenatal & postpartum birth services and through the support of breast feeding. Our goal is conflict resolution and peace building, one mother, one baby, and one family at a time.
Tel: +62 361 970002 or Ibu Robin 08133833825, email or visit our website http://www.bumisehatbali.org/ |
Bali Hati Foundation – Andong, Ubud |
| | Established in 1997, The Bali Hati Project is a private non-profit organization providing educational opportunities & community programs for Balinese children. The profits from Spa Hati fund the kindergarten and elementary school.
Tel: 0361 979056, email or visit our website www.balihati.org | | |
Bali Crisis Care Foundation – Lovina, Bali |
| | The Crisis Care Foundation operates a small clinic in the village of Dusun Lebah, Kaliasem, (near Lovina) in North Bali. The clinic provides urgently needed free medical services to some of the poorest families in Northern Bali. The clinic is run by ’Mama Gloria’, who has dedicated her knowledge and time to supporting the local community for nearly eight years.
The Foundation has a highly trained and well respected doctor on call, and will employ a resident doctor in October 2004. A Balinese Midwife assists with births as well as offering pre and postnatal care to hundreds of local women. Trauma and counseling support is available from a local welfare worker who works in conjunction with the clinic. A trained nursing aide is also employed. Outreach services include home visits to those who are unable to go to the clinic, school support programs, AIDS counsellingl assistance, emergency aid with disasters such as the bombing in Kuta, landslides, fires, flooding and road traffic accidents, counselling for social needs, homelessness, family support, child abuse, provision of medical equipment for other clinics in need and liaison with Government and non Government agencies when needed.Crisis Care has a good relationship with the local Government puskesmas whose staff call in regularly to offer their support and the use of their ambulance when needed. Many other Government Departments support the aid and assistance programs which the Foundation has implemented.The Crisis Care Foundation urgently needs sustainable funding to support the purchase of medicines and to cover the salaries of the doctor and support staff. Please contact the Foundation if you are interested in donating to this invaluable service. Because the Crisis Care Foundation offers its services free of charge to people in need, one of the great challenges faced by the Foundation is the funds needed for paying staff and other basic monthly overheads to keep the project alive. Thank you so much for any support you are able to give.
Phone: +62 (0)362 422 86, Mobile: +62 (0)81 2377 4649, email or visit our website
www.balicrisiscare.org |
Yayasan Kemanusiaan Ibu Pertiwi |
| | The Humanitarian Foundation for Mother Earth was created by a group of individuals, both Indonesian and expatriate, who were directly involved in different areas at the Sanglah hospital in the first traumatic days after the Bali bombing of October 12th, 2002.
In the ensuing months since the tragedy, numerous projects in the medical and educational fields have been completed or are still on-going. YKIP is working on the development of long term projects to improve existing medical services, to assist the children of the bomb victims through educational scholarships, and to assist the Balinese community in general. YKIP also acts as a conduit for donors from around the world who would like to help the Balinese. All these works are a tribute to those who were killed or injured in a disaster that changed the lives of so many innocent people.
We believe that YKIP can offer lasting solutions and anticipate the demands and changing needs of the Balinese community in the future. Our community-based foundation is supported by numerous people who live in Bali (Balinese, Indonesian and expatriates) and helped by donations from organizations and well-wishers from all over the world.
For more information please visit our website: www.ykip.org |
The East Bali Poverty Project – helping disadvantaged children to help themselves |
| | Empowering illiterate and malnourished children through relevant education, improved nutrition and basic stay healthy principles; working to reduce poverty and promote culturally sensitive sustainable development in impoverished rural communities that have little or no choice to alleviate their own plight.
If you would like to make a donation or help in any way please call: +62 (361) 410071 or Fax: +62 (361) 430785, email | |
The Bali Children's Project – helping disadvantaged young people obtaion an education through individual sponsorship |
| | The Bali Children's Project, a non-profit foundation, has been helping disadvantaged young people obtain an education through individual sponsorship for over ten years. BCP is creating a growing number of village kindergartens, and helping with building repairs to schools and the supply of teaching materials. BCP welcomes qualified volunteer teachers. Email or visit our website www.balichildrensproject.org |
Senang Hati Foundation - Bali |
| | Our vision is of a society that welcomes and values the equal participation of people with disabilities. We are working to achieve this by creating programmes to develop self confidence, physical and economic independence, and increasing awareness in the general community of the rights of people with disabilities.
For more information on how you can help, please contact us at:
Jl. Sasi Brata, Br. Tengah, Tampaksiring
Gianyar – Bali, Indonesia
Phone: +62 (0361) 7470718, email or visit our website www.SenangHati.org |
Puppy Shelter - Bali |
| | We are setting up a puppy shelter for young neglected Bali street pups. For the street pups in Bali it really IS a “dogs life” nothing is easy they are neglected , starving , suffering all sorts of parasites and skin diseases.
They are ravished by all conditions, and no home to live in, they are killed to be eaten for dinner.
They spend their young lives hiding in fear, they become flea infested and tick infested the ones which die quickly are lucky, the ones which are flee infested and left to die slowly, suffer greatly with open wounds which are fly blown, they stagger until they drop in filthy gutters.
Puppies need to be loved and nurtured, that's what this shelter would like to do. The aim is to also give medical attention and a shelter where they will be able to rehabilitate and learn to trust again, attention to sterilization, and education for children. We want to adopt pups to good homes where they will be loved and appreciated.
This is to be an important facility for Bali and to help us to make it a success please contact us telp 7904579, email |
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Bali Outreach - Educational Opportunities for Balinese Youth |
| | BALI Outreach is an non profit, non sectarian, non religious Indonesian organisation created to assist in providing education and individual growth opportunities to the people of Bali and elsewhere. It is sponsored through the Servantship program of Heartfelt Bali, an Indonesian corporation established by Jayem in Indonesia,
Our Objective is to enhance the opportunities for Balinese people, promoting self esteem and personal growth through education.
* The primary College focus is Language & Computer Sciences.
* The College intake is based on 50% partial sponsorship, 20% full paying students and 30% fully sponsored.
For more information call (0361) 780 0399, or see http://www.balioutreach.com/ |
The Michi non-profit Foundation - Jukut Paku, Ubud, Bali |
| | The Name Michi comes from the Taoist term denoting The Way: One's inner spiritual path towards The Great Integrity. A unique decorative experience, the buildings and decor of Michi Resort & Spa reflect the physical and spiritual journey of its owner.Funded by proceeds from Michi Retreat & Spa, we are a non-profit organization for the protection and advancement of traditional local Balinese arts and crafts. We offer free classes, using our facilities, for Balinese children from the village of Jukut Paku.
Our Foundation's Activities are:
* Children dancing team
* Scholarship program and monthly financial aid for selected number of children (currently 30)
* Supplying books and educational materials to local school
* Training traditional arts and crafts
* Painting competition
* Sales and distribution of craft items produce by village women and men
* Canang sari lesson; make traditional Balinese offerings
See our website to find out more: http://www.michiretreat.com or get in contact: Tel. +62 361 973 432 Fax. +62 361 978 881 email
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Rotaract Club of Bali - Ubud |
| | Rotaract is an organization for individuals between the ages of 18 and 30 who seek to improve the community through community service. We foster leadership and responsible citizenship, encaurage high ethical standard in business and promote internasional understanding and peace. Rotaract is a susidiary of Rotary International, the larges worldwide community and vocational service organization.
Rotaract is not politically or religiously affiliated.
Rotaract clubs are part of a global effort to bring peace and international understanding to the world. This effort starts at the community level but knows no limits in its outreach. Rotaractors have access to the many resources of Rotary International (RI) and The Rotary Foundation. Rotary International provides the administrative support that helps Rotaract clubs thrive.
For more information please visit our website http://www.rotaractubud.org |
Kupu Kupu Foundation - Ubud |
| | Kupu-Kupu is the Indonesian word for butterfly. We have chosen it as our name because it symbolizes the beautiful people that we serve who with a little love can escape their cocoons and fly away as butterflies.
Kupu-Kupu Foundation is a non-profit organization and non-governmental organization (NGO) whose aim is to improve the lives of physically and mentally disabled children, adolescents and adults on the island of Bali, Indonesia. We are totally privately funded and always desperately in need of funds to keep our operations going.
For more information please visit our website http://www.yamp.com/kupukupu/ |
Bali Artisans |
| | Improving the lives of the impoverished through Fair Trade
Our mission is to alleviate poverty by creating opportunities for the poor to establish a sustainable source of income. We sell fairly traded handicrafts created by the impoverished men and women of Bali.
For more info, please go to www.baliartisans.net |
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