The PHMF was approached early 2016 by Yass Rotarian Scott Bourke looking for a Indonesian project. The Foundation was building a classroom that would need computers purchased & installed. Result the Yass Interact Club arrived late 2017 & installed the computers. HERE IS THE REPORT OF THEIR 2018 RETURN TRIP The team arrived safely

With Agung being a little quieter we went for a mountain bike ride in the area (but still outside the exclusion zone). Astounded to see the level of destruction… caused by lahar flows and heavy rain. Lots of village roads washed away in many locations, marigold fields abandoned as a result and farmers struggling with

We have just received this report form Ray Bishop from Rumah Sehat that administers the Medical Clinic & the Priscilla Education Centre ( PEC )  The last PEC September course finished on the 5 December  we have decided not to start again until we get some relief from the volcano MT AGUNG.  We are not laying off

  THIS IS THE UNABRIDGED REPORT OF THE DAYS FOR GIRLS PERTH & NEWCASTLE WHO SUPPLIED THE KITS .English instructions had to be translated as it is not the first language in Indonesia.  West Timor, Indonesia- November 2017. Foundation for Mother and Child Health Indonesia (FMCH) or Yayasan Balita Sehat Indonesia in partnership with Priscilla

  The Foundation in the past & currently supports YAYASAN BALITA SEHAT-FMCH . Current support is shown on our WEB SITE . As well as their work in Jakarta there is a team in West Timor managed by Marsalina Selan ( Marsa ) who manages all the FMCH’s programs in West Timor. Below is a report which clearly shows

Days for Girls feminine hygiene kit contains these life changing elements…2 shields, 8 liners, a washcloth, a bar of hotel size soap, a pair of underwear, and 2 Ziploc Freezer Bags. The kit items are all contained in a beautiful drawstring bag. Click here for full details:  Days for Girls kit