Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic

by Yayasan Hati Gembira Indonesia (Happy Hearts Indonesia Foundation)
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Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic
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Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic
Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic
Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic
Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic
Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic
Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic
Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic
Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic
Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic
Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic
Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic
Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic
Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic
Build Schools in Indonesia from Recycled Plastic

Project Report | Dec 18, 2019
Rebuilding Schools in East Indonesia

By #IAMCHANGE | Happy Hearts Indonesia

Bila, a student of Pelita Kasih school in Sumba
Bila, a student of Pelita Kasih school in Sumba

A Little Goes A Long Way

One of our programs supported by monthly giving is Happy Kids. Through Happy Kids, schoolchildren receive uniforms at the beginning of each academic year, nutritious meals 3 times a week, health examination twice a year, as well as a monthly activity to teach them about the environment.

Bila (in photo) is a student at PAUD Pelita Kasih, a preschool we rebuilt in Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara, where Happy Kids program is running. Bila and his two younger sisters (twin) who also go to Pelita Kasih, live with their uncle not far from the school. With a mother who left home, a father being migrant worker and an uncle who works all the time, Bila needs to care for his sisters. Early every morning Bila and his sisters would go to the school principal’s house, next to the school to have breakfast and use the bathroom to shower. They will then wait for other children to arrive.

Bila and his sisters depend on nutritious meals provided at the school through Happy Kids program. These meals are usually simple: rice with spinach soup and tempeh, sandwich with milk, or mung bean porridge. Nevertheless, to some children at the school, this simple meal might be their only meal of the day. A little goes a long way. For Bila, on good days when there is leftover side dish, he would cook rice so he and his sisters could have lunch after school. Otherwise, they would change their uniforms and go back to school to play in the playground.

Your monthly giving makes a difference for children like Bila and his sisters. Give monthly today and get your donation matched by GlobalGiving. A little goes a long way.


As we're closing 2019, we're thankful for your support. This year we rebuilt 26 schools in East Nusa Tenggara, making a total of 57 rebuilt schools in the province since 2016. Thank you!

Bila and his sisters
Bila and his sisters
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