We had a great opening ceremony on Saturday for this project and were entertained by the delightful kids at the kindergarten who are loving their newly improved facilities.  The photos tell the storey . Thanks to ANZA , The Australian Embassy and The Priscilla Hall Memorial Foundation . .

  YUM started a new VTC Courses in mid-June offering: English (4 levels); Computer (3 levels) and Sewing (2 levels). Our tutors are very happy on the interest and attendance of our participants and confident they will do very well at the time of facing their final evaluation scheduled to take place in mid-September.   Dede, Student

  Our disabled, developmentally delayed son Joe began at Rawinala as a three year old in an effort to open his world and provide a stimulating educational routine.Rawinala is one of a few special schools servicing visually impaired and developmentally delayed children of Jakarta. It specializes in educating the deaf blind. Signing and braille are

  The Foundation was introduced to Rawinala in 2005 by the Headifen family . Their son Joe was a student while the family lived in Jakarta .ANOTHER NEWS LETTER WILL FOLLOW THIS ONE . ” JOE A STUDENT AT RAWINALA ” When the Family returned to New Zealand knowing the need for a student’s Media Room they suggested a joint

 We drove down this Street to Yayasan Puspita in 201o being the smallest Yayasan building we had ever visited . We were pleased to supply Computers for the children’s education . Early this year David (PHMF) made these comments : They are an amazing group of 16 kids brimming with enthusiasm (mostly economic orphans), they have a teacher

  Andi had the opportunity of attending the PHMF Vocational Training Centre at Cipanas. After his final school year he secured a part time job in the YUM library at Cipanas .We were able to assist with a contribution to pay for his IT course.  His recent  letter reflects that he is a  worthy of a number of donors