In a joint effort to empower young girls and women in Indonesia, the Foundation for Mother & Child Health (FMCH) teamed up with the Priscilla Hall Memorial Foundation (PHMF) to implement the Days for Girls program. This initiative aimed to enhance knowledge on reproductive health and provide access to eco-friendly sanitary pads through the distribution

  THIS IS THE UNABRIDGED REPORT OF THE DAYS FOR GIRLS PERTH & NEWCASTLE WHO SUPPLIED THE KITS .English instructions had to be translated as it is not the first language in Indonesia.  West Timor, Indonesia- November 2017. Foundation for Mother and Child Health Indonesia (FMCH) or Yayasan Balita Sehat Indonesia in partnership with Priscilla

  The Foundation in the past & currently supports YAYASAN BALITA SEHAT-FMCH . Current support is shown on our WEB SITE . As well as their work in Jakarta there is a team in West Timor managed by Marsalina Selan ( Marsa ) who manages all the FMCH’s programs in West Timor. Below is a report which clearly shows

“The Children who reads the books will be people who think”, this quote became a motivation for FMCH Indonesia to continue encouraging Indonesia children to love the books in order that they could be a good leader in life. Unfortunately, in Indonesia, the distribution of the books of good quality have not been equally distributed

Yayasan Balita Sehat,  ( FMCH ) started in 2001.They have many programs to assist under privileged children .One being Early Childhood Education in Cipete Utara. When they recently lost a major sponsor and asked for assistance The Foundation was pleased to confirm our sponsorship for the next 2 years . We had assisted FMCH back in

“Come on, Baby, light my fire…” – The Doors What’s more important in life than realizing one’s own dreams?  Not many things matter more than that. Such is the basic idea of the movie “King”, about Indonesian badminton hero Liem Swie King and how he inspired a local village boy to “reach out, and touch