Priscilla Hall 1968 – 2004
Priscilla Hall was tragically killed in a plane accident at Lake Lido, 65kms south of Jakarta on June 20th, 2004.
Having lived the last two years of her life in Jakarta, Priscilla’s lifelong affinity for people extended into a great interest in assisting disadvantaged children.
In light of this, Priscilla’s family and friends have established the Priscilla Hall Memorial Foundation, a not-for-profit, charitable fund that aims to help underprivileged children of Indonesia.
Latest News
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The Hall Family would like to acknowledge the support given each year to our Major Fund Raiser being the Annual Golf Day held each December. WE have been fortunate that with careful planning…
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PHMF Supports Online English Classes At The YUM VTC
Currently, the YUM VTC is unable to open face to face classes due to COVID-19 though we are preparing ourselves to open once the government allows us. In the meantime, we do our…
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YUM & PHMF Work Together To Prevent Stunting In Cipanas, West Java
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in YUM – VTCStarting last September, PHMF and YUM started working together in stunting prevention with support given to pregnant women and stunted children who are 0 – 1 year old. For the past few years,…
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FMCH Indonesia – Adolescent Reproductive Health Education and DfG Kit Distribution in Haumenibaki Village, West Timor
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Adolescent reproductive health education and DFG kit distribution in Haumenibaki village, West Amanuban Sub-district, South Central Timor District, West Timor was carried out on August 30th 2020, at the Bethesda Haumenibaki church in…
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Priscilla’s Volunteer House at Harapan Sumbawa Project
In December 2019 we were able to report that the Building had been completed BUT pending at that time was that kitchen fittings & furniture need to be purchased. The PHMF was able…
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FIRST AID TRAINING COURSE BENEFITS TAKEN BY YUM
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in YUM – VTCLast year PHMF were able to nominate two YUM Pre School teachers to attend a First Aid Training. Happy to note these comments in the YUM 2019 Annual Report. This year there were…