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An expert once said that to master a language, you must take risks and speak the language whenever you can. In our English classes at the YUM VTC, we focus on encouraging our…
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Health Education and Distribution of Reusable Sanitary Pads (DfG Kits) in Sunu Viillage, West Timor
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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…
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Komodos Junior Rugby Rebounds with Record Numbers
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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…
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Visit to See First PICU/HCU for Children With Cancer in Jakarta
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…
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Yayasan Prasetia Luhur Indonesia Get Together at University of Indonesia
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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…
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Indonesia is a Country of Hugh CONTRASTS
The Foundation recently received this report from Harapan Project Unfortunately, Indonesia is a country of huge contrasts, depending on the province where we are located. This contrast can be seen not only in…
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.
