Breaking the cycle of
poverty through education
Our Programs
Since 2002 YKIP run the program below:
KIDS Scholarship Program
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Kembali Scholarship Program
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Vocational Scholarship Program
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University Scholarship Program
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Ibu Pertiwi
Established in 2002, Yayasan Kemanusiaan Ibu Pertiwi (YKIP) is a charity foundation with commitments to improving access to education for children in Bali.
The foundation, initially set up to provide relief efforts to the First Bali Bomb victims, has expanded its initial programs to include education services through a scholarship program. This program gives children the chance to continue studies from elementary school to university to improve life in the future. With the spirit of enhancing the life quality of those in need in Bali through education, YKIP programs have now covered five regencies and one city in Bali, reaching out to less underprivileged children from varied education levels.
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You can support the children in the programs by donating to our campaign. Click to campaign to find out more information.
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Your support means everything to them
You can support YKIP program through your business or company. Please contact us at info@ykip.org if you have the opportunity below for our students.
- Training opportunity
- Internship opportunity
- Mentoring opportunity
Recent News
2021 in Numbers
Although 2021 is a hard year for everyone, YKIP is grateful for all the pouring support from all of you so that we could continue our programs. So many happy things happen…
Thank you for your support in 2021
We just enter the new year 2022, and we are grateful for the support we received in 2021. It was indeed a hard year for everyone, with the spiking case of Covid…
KIDS Student’s Story: Izzul and His Japan Inspired Arts
Izzul, one of the sponsored students in KIDS Scholarship Program, a scholarship program for the bomb victims' children, is interested in Japanese-themed visual arts. Since he was young, he draws Japanese-style drawings.…
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