Story of Success: From A Motorbike Washer to A Field Officer
From A Motorbike Washer to A Field Officer is a success story of Pande, one of the vocational graduates who completed a one-year vocational training program in 2017 through YKIP's Vocational Scholarship Program.
Achievement To Date
KIDS Scholarship Program is currently supporting the remaining 26 children of Bali Bomb Victims until they complete higher education (bachelor or diploma degree). Since 2003, 35 out of 61 students have completed their studies.
Achievement To Date
KIDS Scholarship Program is currently supporting the remaining 26 children of Bali Bomb Victims until they complete higher education (bachelor or diploma degree). Since 2003, 35 out of 61 students have completed their studies.
May Peace Upon Us All
“… I have chosen to live a life that will make the world a more positive, fulfilling place rather than contributing to the negative world my father lived in the moment he died.” (Alief - children of the Bali Bombing 2002 victims, 2016)
May Peace Upon Us All
“… I have chosen to live a life that will make the world a more positive, fulfilling place rather than contributing to the negative world my father lived in the moment he died.” (Alief - children of the Bali Bombing 2002 victims, 2016)
KIDS Goes To Campus in 2017
In 2017, five KIDS children continue their studies at universities in Bali.
KIDS Gathering 2016
The KIDS Gathering 2016 was a great success and happiness was definitely the theme for the day. This year, more than 120 people attended the gathering party held on the 9th July at Keramas Park Gianyar.
Every Journey Begins with a Single Step…
…and YKIP’s first step to give back impoverished children in Pengotan Village the opportunity to study despite any financial difficulties began with 35 children. Pengotan Village of Bangli regency is the fifth district that has received YKIP’s support in ensuring the underprivileged children have a chance to continue their education.
Success Story of Darmani - University Graduates of 2016
Success Story of Darmani - University Graduates of 2016
Behind A Sponsor Visit
A life-changing moment experienced by Sabine and Benoît, a sweet couple from Switzerland, after visiting their sponsored students in Karangasem, Bali.
Education Cost
The KIDS scholarship covers tuition fees and other educational support, including uniforms, shoes, school bags, books, stationary supplies, extracurricular activities and tutorials. The education cost budget is determined by each level of school grade i.e. primary, secondary, high school and higher education. The budget for the following year is determined by using the actual average expenditure of the past year plus a provision for increased costs.
Education Cost
We welcome anyone who would like to support senior high school graduates that have demonstrated a high level of potential and that have an economic disadvantage to achieve their dreams and become future leaders in their community.
About University Scholarship
We are committed to providing access to KEMBALI graduates who have outstanding academic achievement.
About Vocational Scholarship Program
Program Implementation Economically disadvantaged senior high school graduates with high potential are recruited and provided with a scholarship for one-year technical certified education program from a reputable local college, including in-class formal c
KIDS GATHERING 2010
Every year we hold a KIDS Gathering for all of the surviving family members from the Bali bombings. For this year, we welcome your sponsorship to help make the gathering a success this year. At this event, we acknowledge those children who have made good
Audrey Covert, the student
First off, my name is Audrey Covert, I’m 11 years old (2006) and I live on Bainbridge Island, Washington in the USA. I go to Hyla Middle School. Along with my parents and my sister, Emma, I live with 4 cats, Chester, Wilson, Rose, and Jet, and 20 fish. Interestingly my maternal grandfather grew up in Indonesia when it was …
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:
Implementing Working from Home Policy
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.
Postponing all the field work
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.
Postponing the donation distribution
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.