The first day of school had started in mid July. Thank you to all supporters. This year, in the academic year of 2013/2014, we are able to help 570 students! Since the first week of August, we have started to distribute the cash assistance to help childre
With the school holidays almost at an end, we are preparing for the new academic year of 2012/2013. The first quarter distribution for the Kembali Scholarship Program will distribute school supplies, including stationery, uniforms, shoes, school fees and
In September 2011, Deasy Permatasari met representatives of GNOTA Gianyar for a coordination meeting regarding the implementation of the Kembali program in Gianyar district in 2011 and 2012. GNOTA Gianyar has contributed significantly to the development o
Esther Merino Arnedo and family went to Bali in July and had a chance to meet Ni Putu Risa Bella Yanti and Putu Arimbawa. At the 66 beach Seminyak, the kids had grand times playing soccer, surfboards, and trying a swimming pool nearby.
Try to imagine walking three kilometers to school on a daily basis, knowing the nearest Junior High School is ten kilometres away and the Kembali distribution meeting point is twenty! This is what Wayan, aged 10, with her 8 year old sister, Kadek, have to
Kembali proudly presents the story of one of the brightest scholars this program assists. Made is the youngest daughter of two. Her dad works as a woodcarver and her mum works as a waitress. Despite hardship, it seems Made and her sister have inherited th
This is a very difficult time for all of us. The outbreak of COVID-19 has affected so many people around the world, as WHO declared the outbreak a global health concern and characterized COVID-19 as a pandemic in March. As a response to this, YKIP has taken some necessary steps to prevent the spread of the virus:
As the Indonesian government advised all the citizens to halt the spread of the coronavirus by practicing social distancing, YKIP staff started to work from home on Monday, 23 March 2020 until further notice. All staff are working remotely from their own home and only go to the office for an urgent matter.
YKIP temporarily stopped all field-related work, including surveys and monitoring, starting the beginning of March. The last field work was the vocational candidate survey. We will continue to do our field work as soon when the government advises that it is safe to work as normal.
It is with a heavy heart that YKIP decided to postpone the 4th quarter donation distribution. It was scheduled mid-April, but due to more reported cases of COVID-19 infection in the region, the distribution is rescheduled until it is conducive to safe social activity. We realize that this decision will be very hard for all of us, especially for the children in our KEMBALI program, however it is necessary to prevent further spreading of the virus and for the safety of our sponsored children and their community.
We will do our best to minimize the effect of the COVID-19 outbreak to everyone working with YKIP.