Can you remember the last time you had a power outage? That’s what everyday life is like for may under-privileged families in Indonesia who do not have access to electricity. To function after dark, they burn kerosene to light their homes, causing problems for their health, their finances, their education, their safety and the environment. You

North of Bali’s iconic Mount Agung is a very different world from the lush and bustling south. Arid, steep and stony, this is home to almost 9,000 families living in poverty, but since 2008, a small group of dedicated volunteers has been working to improve the lives of these people. In late 2015 the group

 In December 2013 when Don Hall  from Australia  was visiting Mama Sayang the most pressing need was a replacement Bus . The Foundation had done major repairs in 2009 to keep the bus on the road but it was now doubtful how long it could be safely keep on the road . After discussions it

In March 2013 we received the correspondence below . It does occur that existing funding for a Yayasan can stop . This is a example. After our audit & a lot of questions we recently forwarded 3 months operating expenses to help them over this period. This donation meets our Mission Vision : “To provide direct and

The PHMF received a donation from Coaltrans Conferences to purchase 15 new computers to replace 6 very old machines at  St Enoch School . This is the school that the Mama Sayang students attend & the STANDARD of their education  has a big bearing  to secured employment on leaving .. A number have received sponsorship to University .. Ester

I just want to say thank you to PHMF and RC Glen Innes for making my dreams come true. Coming to Australia is the biggest thing in my life and I am very grateful.I’ve got big value in Australia, such as learning different culture, improving my English, sharing my culture, teaching Indonesian a little bit, public