Please consider the information below and we ask that you share it on your Facebook timeline.  https://www.priscillahall.org/food-plant-solutions We wish to distribute the above to interested people / organisations who can assist and encourage home gardens to grow nutritional plants that will improve the health of families, in particular Indonesian Mothers & Children. The information

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

The Glen Innes Rotary Club are the Trustees for all funds raised in Australia .. On a recent visit to Jakarta Rotarian Graham & his wife Marj had the opportunity of visiting Mama Sayang where they were able to meet the Children .They were keen to see projects that their Club had funded . This

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

Glen Innes Rotary Club is seeking teams of volunteers – Rotarians and non-Rotarians – to go to Indonesia to help impart life skills to up to 100 orphans. The children are at Mama Sayang Orphanage in Jakarta run by Englishman Mike Hilliard and his Indonesian wife Jeveline and supported by the Priscilla Hall Memorial Foundation.

Back in 2009, Glen Rotarian Desmond Fitzgerald and his wife Sandy spent one month at Mama Sayang teaching English and was highly impressed by the kids living in that orphanage. On their return to Glen Innes, The PHMF & Glen Innes Rotary agreed to jointly fund raise to bring a student from the Orphanage to