This term there have been some challenges for the VTC computer class in Cipanas. One of those challenges was that the VTC classes started during the month of Ramadhan, where it is the custom for Indonesians to spend more time with family and return to their hometown. This caused the number of students signed up

The Rumah Sehat team under the leadership of Diving Ving and founders Australians Ray & Sue Bishop work 24/7 to coordinate accommodation , food & medical assistance for up to 400 people who have had to leave their homes due to the MT Agung Volcano. Many people & organisation have assisted with goods in kind . Including

Very special that the boys & girls of the Jakarta Junior Komodos Rugby Club were able to attend the recent 2017 Bali Junior Tournament . In addition to the Rugby sporting experience the travel & tourist opportunity to see another part of their country was of equal importance . The aircraft flight to Bali would

Bali has been on the edge in recent weeks. The threat level from the Mt Agung Volcano was raised to MAXIMUM and hundreds of volcanic EARTHQUAKES BEGAN TO RATTLE THE AREA ON A DAILY BASIS. The PEC classroom is part of the RUMAH SEHAT CLINIC facility which is now a evacuee center. The PEC was established

In addition to being taught Computer & English Skills the Students had the opportunity to assist others by being part of the Rotary wheel chair program  for people with disabilities around the area  of PHMF School. Rotarian Ray Bishop commented that the students were happy with this activity  because they could  learn  about  social life in that we need to care

Meet Erfan. He is in his last year of high school.  After graduation, he plans to get a job as he wants to be able to support his family. Last term, he was one of the students who enrolled in our English class at VTC Cipanas. He realizes the importance of mastering English, as it

Rumah Sehat Bali have delivered 15  Solar Lights on behalf of the Foundation who have been able to partner with the Rotary Club of Glen Innes under the buy one give one illumination program . The Gitgit Village is a TWO hour very hard walk up into the mountain over very rough terrain. The village has

The Foundation would like to share the commitment of Ailson Chester & her Husband Yanto to establish the Jodie O’Shea orphanage in memory of a young Australian Girl after the Bali bombing. Visitors are impressed with the care & love given to the children. The Foundation is pleased to assist by supplying fresh milk daily