Objective
- Make materials available for a wider readership
Activity:
- translating and editing articles on Islamic economics and justice issues.
Background
In December 2014, the Citarum river overran its banks following heavy rain, flooding the Bandung regency and a number of its districts, in particular Dayerukolot
Objective
Activities
Background
Nur Abadi is a private school that provides education for children who have developmental challenges. This is the only educational programme available for poor families with handicapped children. Some of the teachers at Nur Abadi are subsidised by the government and the other teachers are paid directly by the school. Because the school lacks sufficient funds, the teachers that are paid directly by the school receive a significantly lower salary.
Objective
Background
Background
Nur Abadi is a school for children with disabilities and special needs. The school has never been able to provide a music program, even though the value of music for special needs children is well-established.
Objective
To foster the value of traditional music as therapy for special needs children.
Activities
Background
SMK Saint Joseph is a three-year technical secondary school located in a low-income neighbourhood of Jakarta preparing students to either follow a technical career or continue on to university. Its students come from the near-by neighbourhood or from the Vincentus Foundation orphanage.
In 2014, RSCJs in Indonesia became part of SMK St. Joseph with one person in a leadership position and another RSCJ as an assistant.
Objectives
To serve and cheer up elderly people and pray with them and give relief to staff.
Activities
Novices give 3 months of their service.
Objective
To serve and cheer up elderly people and pray with them and give relief to staff.
Activities:
Novices give 3 months of their service.
Objective
To give pastoral and emotional support to returning victims of trafficking.
Objective
To provide educative materials and stimulation to children
Activities
The mobile library distributes to 15 marginalised communities in Jakarta.
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