This newsletter covers distribution in two different locations. The Doctors from the Government Health Center continue with the program Days for Girls. In the village of Marada, 80 girls attended in the morning & at the Village of Jalal 70 Women. A total of 150 kits to “Make a Difference” to their future well being.

Ibu Fatini Bong, a volunteer with Yayasan Mari Cintai Kanak Kanak (Let’s Love the Children) was delighted to receive ‘wraps with love’ from Don Hall/PHMF.  The beautifully handmade wraps will be given to young cancer patients during their stay at Dharmais Hospital, Jakarta.  Often when receiving chemotherapy treatment, children may run a fever causing them

  These are the details that were indicated in a previous newsletter of the starting point for the project .This stage has now been completed. 1. –Clean the building of trees and vegetation: The passage of time has provoked that several trees have grown inside the building. 2. –Change the frames of doors and windows:

Below are the stories from Yuni and Hafiz, students of the YUM VTC Computer class. Yuni is one of YUM’s sponsorship beneficiaries; she has been supported by YUM since she was in primary school. YUM’s sponsorship program is aimed to provide families with financial support to cover the children’s education cost. It covers school books,

  Don Hall visiting from Australia was with committee member David Adams able to attend the opening of a major Foundation project . This is a storey told more by photos. The quest list covered not only ANZA but key Government Representatives from Jakarta & the District. This highlighted the benefit & importance the project

  The Foundation since 2005 has partnered on many projects with ANZA to make a difference. A committee member in this case David Adams does a report. Here is David’s report completed some time OK. Yayasan Balarenik is a community based organization and was established on 18 December 2000 by a group of social workers.