The PEC continues to assist local unemployed youth to secure a position in the local Resort & general tourist business.  The school missed a term when the Mt Agung erupted within view of the school. To date 40 students have attended with 28 securing a position. The centre is well equipped with two separate rooms.

Following is a brief report on the status of an abandoned building extension project in Heesu. The donor PT Bina Cipta Indo Perkasa (independent of ANZA), stopped work at the end of Jan 2018 on the basis that its workers were needed urgently on another project and the sponsorship funds the company allocated had been

Days for Girls feminine hygiene kit contains these life changing elements…2 shields, 8 liners, a washcloth, a bar of hotel size soap, a pair of underwear, and 2 Ziploc Freezer Bags. The kit items are all contained in a beautiful drawstring bag. Click here for full details:  Days for Girls kit        

In late 2015 The Foundation became aware that Indonesian Girls & Women from under privileged families ( low income ) THEY DID NOT HAVE READY ACCESS TO FEMININE HYGIENE. WE then began to research & found no affordable solution in Indonesia . At a Rotary District 9640 conference attended by Glen Innes Rotarian Don Hall a

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

 GLEN INNES is the Hall Family Home Town having lived here since 1964. Cecily & her SUPER STRAWBERRY TEAM  recently approached Priscilla’s Dad Don & asked if The Foundation  had a project that they could donate their tip Jar . We contacted Jodie Oshea Orphanage Bali for a project . They needed to paint the dining room

The Foundation was able to fund  the transportation and fitting of these individually designed wheelchairs which were funded by the Australian Embassy DAP fund. Look at the photos of the three wheelchairs and their happy recipients who  are now mobile and can enjoy being out and about under the care of YAYASAN SAYAP IBU .

The Orphanage was visited in December 2015. Noticeable improvements had occurred for the benefit of the girls education. During the visit we were shown a empty book case that needed funding. It took some time to find a children’s book supplier & then suitable books had to be selected . With the assistance of our friends