In Indonesia, we support programs providing access to education and healthcare. Our grants are currently by invite only.
ACTIVE GRANTS
187 health workers
trained in early detection of congenital diseases and high-risk pregnancies
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
Healthcare • 2022-2024
SNGI is a collaborative initiative focused on capacity building to improve maternal health in rural Indonesia by identifying and managing high-risk pregnancies based on data and capacity building of local key stakeholders to alleviate stunting.
Healthcare • 2022
54 village officials
trained in applying village funding to stunting prevention
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
600 cataract surgeries
provided through eye camps
Lentera Mata Indah (previously A New Vision) works to make eye care accessible in its communities, through free eye camps within Indonesia that provide cataract surgery and address high rates of cataract blindness.
Healthcare • 2023
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
136 cataract surgeries
provided through eye camps
PERDAMI (Indonesian Ophthalmologist Association) works to improve the quality of eye health of Indonesians, develop the field of ophthalmology, and improve the welfare of its 3,000 members.
Healthcare • 2023
1000 Days Fund works on scalable solutions to fight stunting in Indonesia, including in-home access to information and training village health volunteers. Their goal is to mobilise the country towards a national commitment to zero stunting by 2030.
Healthcare • 2019-2024
32 health workers, 289 community health workers, and 6,850 mothers
trained in stunting prevention
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
Yayasan Project Hope aims to increase the capacity of healthcare workers to improve Indonesians’ access to quality health care and provide humanitarian assistance to disaster victims. Through a strong and resilient global community of health care workers (HCW), we envision a world in which everyone has access to the health they require to reach their full potential. YPH is affiliated with the global health organisation, Project HOPE.
Supported the establishment of new libraries, teacher training and the publication and distribution of children’s books to libraries.
Room to Read is creating a world free from illiteracy and gender inequality through education. They achieve this goal by helping children in historically low-income communities develop literacy skills and a habit of reading, and by supporting girls as they build life skills to succeed in school and negotiate key life decisions.
Education • 2022-2024
PAST GRANTS
Bhakti Luhur Foundation provides a nurturing home-like environment for the physically and mentally challenged, the poor and orphans and children displaced by man-made or natural disasters in Indonesia.
700 children supported with essential items
Healthcare • 2019-2022
Ishk is an anchor donor of the Thousand Days Fund, a pooled philanthropic fund established by the Asia Philanthropy Circle to partner with the Power of Nutrition and other funders on the Better Investment for Stunting Alleviation (BISA) program in Indonesia.
Now at the end of its first year, BISA is a USD 10 million, 5-year program designed to improve nutrition among adolescent girls and during the first 1000 days of a child’s life to prevent the irreversible effects of stunting. The program is a partnership between Asia Philanthropy Circle, the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs, Save the Children, Nutrition International and the Power of Nutrition.
Healthcare • 2018-2020
Yayasan Teman Baik works to protect Indonesia’s marginalised children and youth, including those living and working on the streets, those affected by chronic illnesses or drug abuse, and migrants facing difficulties in their new localities.
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4,667 individuals supported through services such as education, skills training and emergency support