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Volunteer in Jimbaran Children Home
Duration
8 to 24 weeks
Location
Jimbaran, Bali, Indonesia
About the project
Description
Established in 2004, this children’s home provides long-term care and support to 14 children, ranging from toddlers to young adults up to 20 years old. While the children are not orphans, they have been formally adopted by the founder of the home due to their biological parents’ inability to provide care primarily stemming from socioeconomic challenges and personal circumstances.
Beyond offering a stable and nurturing living environment, the foundation is committed to fostering the children’s personal, educational, and emotional development, thereby opening pathways to a more promising future. The home welcomes volunteers who are willing to make a meaningful contribution through various forms of support whether in daily household tasks, childcare, educational assistance, or activities aligned with their academic background, professional expertise, or personal skills.
Description
Established in 2004, this children’s home provides long-term care and support to 14 children, ranging from toddlers to young adults up to 20 years old. While the children are not orphans, they have been formally adopted by the founder of the home due to their biological parents’ inability to provide care primarily stemming from socioeconomic challenges and personal circumstances.
Beyond offering a stable and nurturing living environment, the foundation is committed to fostering the children’s personal, educational, and emotional development, thereby opening pathways to a more promising future. The home welcomes volunteers who are willing to make a meaningful contribution through various forms of support whether in daily household tasks, childcare, educational assistance, or activities aligned with their academic background, professional expertise, or personal skills.
Description
Established in 2004, this children’s home provides long-term care and support to 14 children, ranging from toddlers to young adults up to 20 years old. While the children are not orphans, they have been formally adopted by the founder of the home due to their biological parents’ inability to provide care primarily stemming from socioeconomic challenges and personal circumstances.
Beyond offering a stable and nurturing living environment, the foundation is committed to fostering the children’s personal, educational, and emotional development, thereby opening pathways to a more promising future. The home welcomes volunteers who are willing to make a meaningful contribution through various forms of support whether in daily household tasks, childcare, educational assistance, or activities aligned with their academic background, professional expertise, or personal skills.
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