My name is Siti Yuniarti. In 2017, when I was 14 years old, I joined the Komodos. I had never been big on sports and I had never heard of a sport called rugby. The first thing I learned after joining is that getting along with your teammates is essential. Being in a rugby team

Since the first earthquake hit on 21 November, over 400 aftershocks followed. Though the government has lifted the emergency status, thousands are still living in shelters. Our team on the ground has been distributing basic relief kits to those in need since the earthquake hit. Besides distributing basic relief kits, we are also continuously doing

Sunu is one of the villages in the South Amanatun sub-district which has an area of 8.29 km2 with hilly topography. This area is located at an altitude of approximately 823 meters above sea level, with cool air in the daytime and cold at night. The distance from Sunu Village to the sub-district capital (Oinlasi)

The Jakarta Komodos Junior Rugby Club has enjoyed a fantastic first quarter of the 2022–23 season.  Having got through the prolonged disruptions caused by COVID-19, the club resumed activities in late August with record numbers of children attending training. We regularly count in the order of 105 young players on Saturdays and have registered 115

Recently, YMCKK (Let’s Love the Children Charity) was able to visit the first Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) and High Care Unit (HCU) facility in Indonesia specifically for young cancer patients at Dharmais Hospital, Jakarta and see first hand the facility in use after the two and a half years Covid lockdown. PHMF, David Adams,

Yayasan Prasetia Luhur Indonesia (YPLI) was formerly known as Goodwill Indonesia and provides scholarships for students in their final few semesters at either University of Indonesia or the Agricultural Institute at Bogor. PHMF has over the years sponsored many students in this incredibly worthwhile project nurturing future leaders. The 6 monthly Get Together is a