Four Programs, Open to Every Neighborhood
Any resident in any neighborhood can propose a program as long as there is at least one local coordinator willing to accompany it.
Community Health
Toddler and elderly posyandu, free monthly health checks, and nutrition counseling in cooperation with the district health center.
Children's Education
Reading corners, afternoon study support, and literacy mentoring for elementary and junior high children in the neighborhood.
Environment
Regular clean-ups, waste bank management, and greening of vacant land together with the local youth association.
Community Economy
A micro savings and loan cooperative without crushing interest, plus marketing training for vendors and home-based businesses.
Four Steps to Becoming a Volunteer or Proposing a Program
Contact the Community Hotline
Chat or call the hotline to tell us about your interests or your neighborhood's needs.
Fill In the Interest Form
The secretariat team sends a short form to record your details and program interests.
Attend Volunteer Orientation
A short introduction session before you get directly involved in your chosen program.
Start a Program in Your Neighborhood
Accompanied by a regional coordinator until the program can run on its own.
Tell Us About Your Neighborhood and We Will Help Point the Way.
Many neighborhoods join without knowing which program is most relevant — from a short chat, we can suggest where to start.