INDONESIAN CARE
Mobilizing Communities
INDONESIAN CARE
Indonesian Care is a non-profit organisation that acts as a catalyst for professionals, communities, organisations and other institutions to collaborate in bringing transformation to underprivileged communities.
OUR VALUES
THE PRINCIPLES WE HOLD
PROGRAMME
COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT
Building community self-reliance and wellbeing through three core pillars.
NON-FORMAL
EDUCATION
Improving children's academic ability and character through strategic collaboration. The programme covers tutoring, sportsmanship training through futsal with KDM, and access to official certificates for out-of-school children through the Kejar Paket programme with Lembaga Sahabat Anak.
ECONOMY
Raising household incomes by developing each community's own potential. Every place has its own strengths, so the form of development differs from one to the next. Indonesian Care has run economic development programmes in tailoring, cooperatives, dish soap production, fish crackers and culinary training.
HEALTH
Prevention, treatment and rehabilitation are Indonesian Care's main methods in delivering health programmes. Every place has its own problems; health issues Indonesian Care has worked on include tuberculosis care and the treatment of malnourished infants.
PROGRAMME
CITY CARE
Real action for a better, more humane and more liveable city.
CITY CARE
Driving the formation of the City Care Forum: institutions, communities and professionals collaborating to empower underprivileged communities across cities.
LATEST NEWS
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Memutus Rantai Putus Sekolah: Ikhtiar Indonesian Care dalam Transformasi Karakter Anak Bangsa
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Ketika Jakarta Berlari, Ada yang Tertinggal: Potret Kaum Marginal di Ibu Kota
Menurut BPS jumlah penduduk pra sejahtera di Jakarta meningkat 3.000 KK menjadi 6.000 KK dari tahun 2020 sampai 2025. Peningkatan ini dapat mencermink...
Sinergi Digital: Transformasi Website Indonesian Care Bersama Mahasiswa Informatika Ukrida
Di era transformasi digital saat ini, kehadiran platform daring bukan lagi sekadar pelengkap, melainkan telah menjadi wajah utama dari kredibilitas se...
Lentera di Balik Gang Sempit: Mengevaluasi Bimbingan Belajar Anak-Anak di Kelurahan Pekojan
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