This project is worthy of two newsletters . This one is the beginning when PHMF committee member submitted this report . “On Saturday ( September 2013 )I visited a new project for us with several of the ANZA committee.  ANZA have been supporting a food kitchen for the elderly downstairs but upstairs is a school

THE FOUNDATION has been partnered with FPS since December 2013 to assist in bringing their program to INDONESIA . Here is their story :  Following the visit of a Burnie-based agricultural scientist, Bruce French, to Devonport North Rotary Club on the topic ‘Feeding a Hungry World’ on November 3rd, 2005, the ‘Food Plant Solutions’ project

 We drove down this Street to Yayasan Puspita in 201o being the smallest Yayasan building we had ever visited . We were pleased to supply Computers for the children’s education . Early this year David (PHMF) made these comments : They are an amazing group of 16 kids brimming with enthusiasm (mostly economic orphans), they have a teacher

 In late 2013 the Foundation was approached for funding assistance  from ANZA & AWA for a special Hospital project called the RAINBOW PROJECT .. They had seen a need to decorate the Level 111 Pediatric Rooms to provide the children with an environment that is bright and cheerful but still providing a peaceful atmosphere . Also

Some time ago  we were introduced by ANZA to the Sayap Ibu Foundation . We assisted  ANZA to upgrade the heating system of their Hydrotherapy early 2013 and in 2014 .. Also last year we funded hearing aids for three  children We would like to share with you details of their Yayasan as these are

Esti Bakti suffers greatly from flooding and the playground has been under water for several years now, so a chance for the kids to get out and have fun was so important. This was not a cheap event to organise, despite the generous discount we were given by Waterbom Jakarta, and we are deeply indebted