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IIWC of PKBI - INDONESIA Indonesia International Work Camp of

Perkumpulan Keluarga Berencana Indonesia PKBI Jawa Tengah Building. 1st Floor. Room 104. Jalan Jembawan Raya No. 8

Semarang Central Java 50145 Telp: (+62) 24-7603-503 ext. 104 Fax Facebook: IIWC of PKBI

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Program Book Long Middle Term Volunteer

2017-2018

Program Book 2017-2018: LMTV 1

Project list of STV Januari-April 2017

Contact Incoming Officer: Bi Aria (Mr)

e-mail: [email protected] | website: iiwc-pkbi.org

skype : IIWC_Indonesia

TABLE of Content

Profil IIWC of PKBI ………………………………………………………………….. 2

General Information …………………………………………………………………..

Cancelation ………………………………………………………………….. 3

Financial Policy ………………………………………………………………….. 3

General Requirement ………………………………………………………………….. 3

Visa Matters ………………………………………………………………….. 5

Our Program …………………………………………………………………..

Volunteering In Indonesia ………………………………………………………………….. 5

LMTV ………………………………………………………………….. 6

IIWC of PKBI Winter-Spring Work Camp List 2017

………………………………………………………………….. 7

Mangkang Mangrove Concertvation ………………………………………………………………….. 8

Tegalrejo Red District Project ………………………………………………………………….. 9

Semarang Street Children Project ………………………………………………………………….. 10

Pemalang Edu ………………………………………………………………….. 11

Borobudur Village Heritage ………………………………………………………………….. 12

Semoya Edu ………………………………………………………………….. 13

Nuansa Mandiri Micro Credit ………………………………………………………………….. 14

Toraja Heritage ………………………………………………………………….. 15

Makasar Women Empowerment ………………………………………………………………….. 16

Deli Serdang Education ………………………………………………………………….. 17


PROFIL

Indonesia International Work Camp of PKBI Perkumpulan Keluarga Berencana–Eng: Indonesia Planned

Parenthood Association (IIWC of PKBI) is the first international voluntary services organization in

Indonesia founded since 1998. We existed and actively involved in promoting global issues which rise

from local potential. We believe that every community has potential to be developed by their strength.

The presence of volunteers in community will be a trigger to raising local potential and spreading the

spirit of volunteerism.

In the other hand, PKBI as our mother organization has 30 branch offices in all over Indonesia.

Collaborated with PKBI’s branch, we develop 17 project sites out of 6 provinces in Indonesia.

Vision: “Community empowerment, To Improve Quality of Life”

Missions: 1. Community empowerment by maximizing local potentials 2. Improving Youth involvement as agent of changes toward society 3. Spreading volunteerism spirit

Values 1. Volunteerism 2. Pioneering 3. Independency 4. Professionalism

Structure

Contact

[email protected] Ms. Dania Moehas (general matters)

[email protected] Mr. Bi Aria (incoming officer)

[email protected] Ms. Maryam (legal and admin)

Coordinator

PKBI Board Member

Pool of Camp Leader

PKBI Executive Director

PR & Incoming Officer Legal & Admin Outgoing Officer

mailto:[email protected]




General Information

a. Cancelation

Please inform to IIWC Indonesia through [email protected] at least 30 Days before your work

start. Cancelation it is really harm full to our project. Because, most of projects fund come from

international participation fee. It would be so be unfair if we keep your place blocked and

therefore not giving a chance to other motivated volunteers who really willing to come to

Indonesia.

b. Financial Policy

Participation fee of STV and VSTV Projects should be paid upon arrival. It starts from IDR 3.100.000

to IDR 4.000.000,- (or equal to around EUR 206 – EUR 267). The participation fee is covering

expenses as follow:

- Foods

- Accommodation

- Local transport for project

- IIWC T-shirt

- IIWC certificate of participation

- Management Fee

- Material for the work

Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses (including health & travel insurance) and

free day expenses are excluded.

Please note that apart from usual participation as international volunteers in our work camp, IIWC

opens extra opportunities for those with special conditions:

1) Volunteers who repeat participation for the 2nd time in IIWC LMTV program, can be in the same

year or two previous years, they can get 12,5 % discount fee.

2) Volunteers who repeat participation for the 3rdor more time in IIWC LMTV program, can be in

the same year or two previous years, they can get 25 % discount fee

3) In some project that funded by our sponsor, participant fee might FREE, please check our

website regularly to get early information.

For those who by any reason couldn’t pay participant fee, we do not give

approval for them to join our program.

c. General Requirement

1. Volunteers should be 18 years old or older. For those who under 18 years old, we need

parent/guardian permit letter.

2. All volunteers will have a two days of On Arrival Training (OAT), this training is compulsory.

Volunteer will have class about Indonesian Custom, as well as the project that will run by them.

This training also will help volunteer to understand what an international voluntary service is.



3. We do not accept volunteers individually, volunteer should apply through our partner

organization, or by any institution that officially being our partner and guarantee the volunteer.

4. We expect all volunteers to have read and understood the info sheet before arrive in Indonesia.

Be in time and stay the entire length of the work.

5. Volunteer will have 1-2 days off in each week, depend on their schedule.

6. English is the official language of the project. But, most of our local partners are not capable to

speak in English. Basic Indonesian language skill will be appreciated. Volunteers should make the

effort in trying to communicate in basic Indonesian or other ways of communicating with local

people (work, pictures, gestures, etc.) If you will try, you will be amazed how quick you will learn

basic Bahasa Indonesia!

7. Volunteer are free to choose the date for arrival and departure, but please be sure it’s work

days (Monday to Friday). Our office will be close in weekend (Saturday-Sunday) and national

holiday. If you are arrives in weekend or off day, you are free to stay in our office but only the

security guy who stay in office, please confirm to us earlier.

8. Volunteers will need to bring a sleeping bag and air mattress, but please read the info sheet

first, because some of our project are provide bed.

9. Our project mostly are self-cooking, self-cleaning and washing, but some of them are cooked by

our local partner. Please mention your specific diet on your confirmation slip.

10. Realize that the living conditions in Indonesia is different than at home (no warm water, not

clean, no air-conditioning, not easy access to international phone or internet, not easy

transportation all the times, no soft beds, bugs, mosquitoes, different food etc.)

11. All volunteers should understand the aims of the volunteering activities and realize that learning

about the Indonesian way and the social contact is more important than the manual work.

12. We expect all the volunteers to be open minded, leave prejudice behind and show initiative.

13. The people are quite religious Islamic here, behavior and dress should be noticed the local

culture (No tank tops, knees should be covered, no alcohol, no piercing, tattoo must be covered,

not smoking in front of kids).

14. Flexibility is expected from everybody. Know that Indonesian way of life and work is less

stressed and should always be fun, no matter how hard the work is!

15. The schedule might be changed throughout the work, depending on conditions and situation. So

bring some flexibility and stay relaxed and you will avoid a lot of stress and frustration for

yourself. Volunteer should arrange their own schedule by the help of their peer volunteer and

local partner.

16. There will be a peer volunteer that will assisting International volunteer during the project. They

might not stay in project site, all the work might be done only by volunteers and local

community.

17. Creativity and ideas for the work, discussions, the project site, excursions and free time are

expected to come from all the volunteers and local partners. Share your thoughts and ideas!

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d. Visa Matters

For visa renewal (maximal 7 days), IIWC and local partner must know beforehand.

TYPES DURATION REMARKS

Visa Exemption (Link: http://goo.gl/S0Gz8A ) For ASEAN Countries & More than 80 countries

30 Days

Applied only in Airport: Soekarno Hatta, Tangerang Ngurah Rai, Bali Kualanamu, Medan Juanda, Surabaya Hang Nadim, Batam Not Extendable!

Visa On Arrival (Link: http://goo.gl/8LNC3z ) For more than 80 Countries

30 Days Cost US$25 - US$35(Depend on Entry Airport) Extendable 30 days

Socio Culture Visa (index 211) 60 Days

Cost US$55 Extendable 4 times, 30 days each (180 days in total) However, the sponsor (PKBI Central Java) needs to apply telex visa for volunteer in Jakarta immigration. It cost US$80 or 800,000 IDR (covered by volunteer) for the telex visa. Volunteer are able to apply 211 visa in Indonesian embassy in their country after receive the telex visa from IIWC staff

Our Program

a. Volunteering in Indonesia

Indonesia lies between latitudes 11°S and 6°N, and

longitudes 95°E and 141°E. Due to this country located on

equator line, Indonesia has a tropical climate with wet

and dry seasons. Average annual rainfall in the lowlands

varies from 1,780–3,175 millimeters (70–125 in), and up

to 6,100 millimeters (240 in) in mountainous regions.

Humidity is quite high, averaging about 80%. The average

daily temperature range of Jakarta and another big city is

26–35 °C, and 18-25°C for the mountainous area.

The Republic of Indonesia is the largest archipelago in the

world comprising 13,466 large and small tropical islands

fringed with white sandy beaches, many still uninhabited

and a number even still unnamed. Indonesia has a total population of more than 215 million people

from more than 200 ethnic groups. Culturally, Indonesia fascinates with her rich diversity of ancient

temples, music, ranging from the traditional to modern pop, dances, rituals and ways of life,

changing from island to island, from region to region. Yet everywhere, volunteer feels welcomed

with that warm, gracious innate friendliness of the Indonesian people that is not easily forgotten.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/11th_parallel_south

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6th_parallel_north

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/95th_meridian_east

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/141st_meridian_east

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tropical_climate

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wet_season

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dry_season


b. Long Midle Term Voluntary

Long and Middle Term Volunteering is an international voluntary services that deposits 1-3 month

(middle term) or 4-6 month (long term) with special theme for sustainable project. This activity is an

individual project which each project contain 1 up to 3 volunteers. LMTV incoming program will

support our mostly our regular activity in each project site. They will collaborate really close with

local community as well as local volunteers to organize the project during their stay Indonesia.

Volunteer will stay either in rented volunteer house, or stay with a local family. This is aimed to

collaborate with partners or local communities with the main purpose of exchanging experiences,

culture, and mutual benefit between the relevant parties (See more: https://iiwc-

pkbi.org/volunteering-in-indonesia/lmtv/)

https://iiwc-pkbi.org/volunteering-in-indonesia/lmtv/

https://iiwc-pkbi.org/volunteering-in-indonesia/lmtv/


IIWC of PKBI LMTV Project List 2017-2018

* ENVI: Environment; EDU: Education; HERI: Heritage; KIDS: Children Volunteers should be 18 years old or older. For those who under 18 years old we need parent/guardian permit letter.

No Code Name Location Date Type)* Vols Fee (IDR)

1 IIWC- LMTV01 Mangkang Mangrove Conservation

Semarang City, Central Java, Indonesia

Whole Year Except May – June

ENVI, EDU

2 3.100.000

2 IIWC- LMTV02 Tegalrejo Red District Semarang Regency, Central

Java, Indonesia

Whole Year Except

May – June KIDS, EDU,

2 3.100.000

3 IIWC- LMTV03 Semarang Street Children

Semarang City,Central Java, Indonesia

Whole Year Except

May – June KIDS, EDU

2 3.100.000

4 IIWC- LMTV04 Pemalang Edu Pemalang Regency, Central

Java, Indonesia

Whole Year Except

May – June ENVI, EDU

2 3.100.000

5 IIWC- LMTV05 Borobudur Village Heritag

Magelang Regency, Central Java, Indonesia

Whole Year Except


2 3.100.000

6 IIWC- LMTV06 Makassar Women Empowerment

Makasar, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Whole Year Except

May – June KIDS, EDU

2 FREE

7 IIWC- LMTV07 Toraja Village Heritage Toraja, South Sulawesi,

Indonesia

Whole Year Except


2 4.000.000

8 IIWC- LMTV08 Deli Serdang Edu Medan, North Sumatra,

Indonesia

Whole Year Except

May – June HERI, EDU

2 4.000.000

9 IIWC- LMTV09 Semoya Edu Sleman, Yogyakarta,

Indonesia

Whole Year Except


2 3.100.000

10 IIWC- LMTV10 Nuansa Mandiri Micro Credit

Semarang City, Central Java, Indonesia

Whole Year Except

May – June WOMEN, KIDS

2 3.100.000


MANGKANG MANGROVE CONSERVATION

A. Background

Mangkang Environment Project located in Mangkang Wetan Village, Tugu Municipality, Semarang City, Central Java Indonesia. The project is answering the needs of preserving the coastal side of North Java Sea in Mangkang. This area is now in danger due to the abrasion of the sea, cutting mangrove by local factory and heavy force from the river flows. Garbage problem was re-raised in the recent years. Lack of local’s awareness about environmental friendly lifestyle destroys the nature slowly. They also face problem in integrated garbage management system, moreover there is no daily truck garbage picker in this area. Local community initiated to make recycle stuff from garbage to decrease the garbage impact to the nature. In the other hand, collaborated with GAMES (Gerakan Menanam Sayur), an organization that focus on raising awareness local people to plant some vegetable in their house, we initiated urban farming movement in this area.

B. Project

(1) Mangrove Conservation (2) Urban Farming, (3) Garbage Recycle, (4) Eco-Friendly Lifestyle Campaign

C. Aims

1. To initiate the project of protecting the sea shore by planting mangroves, and also learning about the other usefulness of mangrove,

2. To raising awareness of the local people, the fisherman, and local students to protect their environment as well as their future.

3. To Empower local people to be more aware on eco-friendly lifestyle, & health

D. Work

Planting mangrove and other trees in beach, environment education garbage management discussion to local people and local children, physical activity to support garbage management program, school visits for environment education, green campaign.

E. Special Remarks

Very hot and less hygiene condition of poor coastal area. Be ready with sun block and sun burnt. Bring some ideas for environment education (especially about mangrove and how to take care of it)

F. Location

Mangunharjo Village, Mangkang, Semarang Central Java Indonesia.

G. Accommodation

IIWC Volunteer house with shared toilet and bathroom, sleeping bag and mattress needed, and self-cooking.

H. Fee

IDR 3.100.000,- month, should be paid upon arrival h I. Airport

Ahmad Yani - International Airport Semarang Indonesia

Code/Name Location Date Type Vols Fee (IDR)

IIWC- LMTV01 Mangkang Mangrove

Conservation

Semarang City, Central Java, INDONESIA


ENVI, EDU

5 3.100.000


TEGALREJO RED DISTRIC

A. Background

Tegalrejo Red-District area is prostitution area in Semarang Regency; there are living more than 100 families who mostly work as sex workers or food sellers. We run this project since 2006, together with our mother organization PKBI. This work camp focus on improving quality life of marginalized kids so they will threaten fairly and less discriminated. Most of the children living in this area don’t have birth certificate, since their parent don’t have identity card either. On the other hand, they couldn’t afford higher level of school, and must faces high-risk-sexual activity scene (such as violence, sex bargaining, or sexual exploitation) as their playing ground. By this situation we work with local stakeholder to provide a shelter called “Rumah Belajar” or “Study Center” where children can read books, make handicraft, fun studying, and cross cultural understanding with volunteer.

B. Project

(1) Non-formal Education for kids, by have fun class about self-hygiene. (2) Character Building Education; educate kids to have good attitude (3) Raising local involvement in education; open discussion, public campaign trough community visit, cultural exchange.

C. Aims

1. To organize activities for kids in Tegalrejo Red-District area 2. To exchange culture between participants and local people 3. To empower local people to be more aware on education for kids

D. Work

Create fun atmosphere for kids to studying self-hygiene, good attitude by storytelling, games, drawing, etc. School campaign to minimize kids-discrimination, or other local issue. Volunteer also will help kids learn English, and world culture.

E. Special Remarks

This work camp will be held in red-district area, where lot of sexual transaction among sexual worker is happen every day. Be open minded, leave prejudice behind, and bring lot of love for kids.

F. Location

Jatijajar village, Bergas Municipality, Semarang regency, Central Java.

G. Accommodation


H. Fee

IDR 3.100.000,- / month, should be paid upon arrival

I. Airport



IIWC- LMTV02 Tegalrejo Red District

Conservation



EDU, KIDS

5 3.100.000


SEMARANG STREET CHILDREN – GILRS ONLY

A. Background

Semarang Street Children is a program that collaborated with Rumah Pintar Bangjo, sister program in PKBI Central Java, our mother organization. This place is very close with Johar Market, the biggest traditional market in Semarang. Most of the local people there live in low economic standard. The housing areas are dirty and flooded by seawater in daily basis even though it is not regularly. The children mostly lived in stall inside Johar Market which make them has no official address of house. This condition make children use market as their play-ground, while their parent serving the customer. Usually they also try to beg for money to the people that comes to Johar Market. Main focus of Rumah Pintar Bangjo is give space for children to have another activity, such as reading books, handicraft, etc. Since 2014, IIWC of PKBI organized a special camp, called Music Camp, to teach children playing music and dig deeper their potential on art.

B. Project

(1)Studying with kids, in shelter with art theme (2)Community Visit, to promote shelter and recruit local volunteer (3) Cultural Exchange

C. Aims

1. To organize activities for the children in Johar Market area 2. To exchange culture between participants and local people 3. To empower local people to be more aware on education for kids, especially on art

4. Work

The main activities in Semarang Street Children Camp will deal with manual activities of teaching and playing with children such as making handicraft, necklace, or small something easy to get and possibly arts or music as well as collaborating with local people like sharing the culture. As a part of this project, school visit and university visit, we will visit some schools/university to campaign the street children project and cultural exchange. These activities really need strong motivation and physic.

5. Special Remarks

This project will take place in slum area, so be ready with sun burnt. We expect you to interest in art, either music, drawing, handy craft, etc. Bring lot of love and ideas for kids. ONLY FOR GIRL.

6. Location

Bangun Harjo village, which located in Semarang City. Central Java Indonesia.

7. Accommodation


8. Fee


9. Airport



IIWC- LMTV03 Semarang street

Children – Girls Only



EDU, KIDS 2 3.100.000


PEMALANG EDU


IIWC- LMTV04 Pemalang Edu

Pemalang Regency, Central Java, INDONESIA


EDU, KIDS 2 3.100.000

A. Background

Pemalang is one of regency on north coast of Central Java province in Indonesia. The northern part of the regency is lowland, while the southern part is highland, with the peak of Mount Slamet, the highest mountain in Central Java. People living in this area mainly work as farmer, seller, teacher, but most of them are choose to work in big city or even abroad. A group of young people living in one of the village called Literasi Kampung (Village Literacy – Eng) initiates a movement to maximize local potential trough literacy. Literacy determined as ability to read, write, speak and listen in a way that allows people to communicate effectively. It is fully essential to social and human development.

B. Project

(1) Pemalang Village Library; provide a shelter for kids to read book that donated by people from all over Indonesia. (2) Mobile-Library; bring books to children living in remote area nearby camp site (3) Raising local involvement in education; open discussion, public campaign trough community visit, cultural exchange.

C. Aims

1. To support local movement – Literasi Kampung 2. To create fun–educative (non-formal approach) activities for children, 3. To raising spirit of change local community

D. Work

Create fun atmosphere for kids to learn in Library by storytelling, games, drawing, etc. School campaign about the importance of literacy, or other local issue. Volunteer also will help kids learn English, and world culture.

E. Special Remarks

The weather will be little rainy and colder than in other place in Indonesia. The majority of the community are Moslem, and living in traditional yet modest way. Please be sure that you love to read a book and kids.

F. Location

The project will be held in Banyumudal Village, Pemalang Regency, Central Java, Indonesia.

G. Accommodation

Volunteer house will be provided by local community with shared toilet and bathroom, sleeping bag and mattress needed, and self-cooking.

H. Fee


I. Airport

Soekarno-Hatta International Airport Jakarta Indonesia


BOROBUDUR VILLAGE HERITAGE


IIWC- LMTV05 Borobudur Village

Heritage

Borobudur Village, Central Java, INDONESIA


HERI, KIDS 2 3.100.000

A. Background

Borobudur Village Heritage Project located nearby the Borobudur Temple Compound. The Borobudur Temple Compounds is the greatest Buddhist temple in the world. Nominated as one of World Heritage List, The Borobudur Compounds has the most complete Buddhist relief. In a year, there are approximately 2.9 million people came to see and learn Borobudur Temple Compound history and philosophy. Even so, people living nearby the sites were sees Borobudur only as a tourist attraction. Local community, who supposed to be the first guard line on sustainability preservation activity, mostly works as vendor in Borobudur Temple Compound. Starting in 2016, collaborated with local community and stakeholder, we want to raise awareness of local people to be more involved in preserving their own cultural site. We believe that Borobudur Temple Compound should be preserved not only by visitor who come to Borobudur, but also people living nearby.

B. Project

(1) Understanding Borobudur Temple Compound. (2) Creative Campaign to preserving local culture (3) Cross cultural understanding with local people.

C. Aims

1. To enlarge Borobudur Temple Compound heritage project issue on local community 2. To improve local community participation to preserve Borobudur Temple Compound as their own culture 3. Provide opportunities, life experience, that shared among participants and local residents with the rhythm of local life

D. Work

Create fun atmosphere for kids in village to studying Borobudur Temple Compound and the history of it by storytelling, games, drawing, etc. Create creative media to promote local heritage, raising awareness local people about their heritage by campaign, either a cross cultural understanding class.

E. Special Remarks

Be ready with sun burnt and mosquitoes. Bring some ideas for creative campaign and your cultural learning spirit. You will amazed by the beautiful of the “sunrise and sunset” spot, fresh air from the field rice and hill, and the lovable society. Local transportation will be using bike.

F. Location

Karanganyar Village Borobudur, Magelang Regency. Central Java, Indonesia

G. Accommodation


H. Fee

IDR 3.100.000, / month should be paid upon arrival

I. Airport



MAKASSAR WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

A. Background

Makassar located in the middle of Indonesian archipelago. As part of Sulawesi island, Makassar has a strait that connecting international cruise line. In this seashore area, living fisherman families since many years ago. Housewife takes an important role to develop their economic capacity in particular level to local level. Since the developments on seashore are pushing them into difficult situation that they do not have regular income per day Kelompok Wanita Nelayan Fatimah Azzahra (Eng.: Fisherman Housewife Community “Fatimah Azzahra”) has some empowering community program such as woman empowering to support their family daily income and to fulfill their daily needs. They make product from marine, such as fish crackers, boneless fish, etc. The group also has some training, literacy classes and group discussion on various issues of women and families. In the other hand, the kids of the women who work there are having lack of attention. This project is focused not only on women empowerment but also fulfill the creative activity with the kids.

B. Project

(1)Help Fatimah AZ Zahra in daily activity (2) Share ideas about promoting local product (3) Fun

Class for kids (4) eco-friendly life style.

C. Aims

1. To support housewife empowerment program 2. To encourage local movement 3. To promote global understanding and friendship trough intercultural learning

D. Work

Volunteer help housewife doing daily activity, share the ideas to improve the quality of the project in

Fatimah Az-Zahra, teaching kids to read, drawing, and language class as well. Volunteer will also visit

school, university to promote and gain more local volunteer to help running the project

E. Special Remarks

This program requires some volunteers to have: Social work, Management, Administration and economic development education background will be desirable; High motivation to learn simple ‘Bahasa Indonesia’ to communicate with local people. Lot of love for kids as well as ideas for games and teaching activities with kids.

F. Location

Barukang Lr. III Street/3 Kelurahan Pattingaloang, Kec. Ujung Tanah Makassar

G. Accommodation Host family house with shared toilet and bathroom, sleeping bag and mattress needed, and self-cooking.

H. Fee

FREE

I. Airport

Sultan Hasanuddin International Airport, Makassar


IIWC-LMTV06 Makassar Women

Empowerment

Makassar, North Sulawesi, INDONESIA


WOMEN, KIDS

2 FREE


TORAJA HERITAGE

A. Background

Toraja is a sacred cultural ethnic located in Tana Toraja or Toraja land in South Sulawesi. It is famous for burial/ funeral ceremony as huge part of the culture. Toraja is listed as one of UNESCO World Heritage tentative list. Tana Toraja sites located in remote area in Makale District. They do not have so much access on public facilities. The effort toward Toraja becomes listed in the World Heritage has been done by KRIS foundation since 2006 using the community based approach. However, inspired by the Young Guardian in Action project in Borobudur and convinced by the value of international volunteering service, KRIS Foundation is eager to host international volunteers to support its program to address the local people for world heritage awareness.

B. Project

(1) Understanding Tana Toraja Heritage (2) Creative campaign to preserving local culture. (3) Cross cultural understanding with local people.

C. Aims

1. To enlarge Tana Toraja heritage project issue on local community 2. To improve local community participation to preserve Tana Toraja as their own culture 3. Provide opportunities, life experience, that shared among participants and local residents with

the rhythm of local life

D. Work

Create fun atmosphere for kids in village to studying Tana Toraja and the history of it by storytelling, games, drawing, etc. Create creative media to promote local heritage, raising awareness local people about their heritage by campaign, either a cross cultural understanding class.

E. Special Remarks

Knowledge of history or world heritage site will be very helpful.

F. Location

Makale district, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

G. Accommodation

Volunteer will stay with local community. Sleeping bag is needed, self cooking, self management, local transport may available as public transport.

H. Fee

IDR 4.000.000,- / month , should be paid upon arrival

I. Airport

Sultan Hasanuddin International Airport, Makassar


IIWC-LMTV07 Toraja Heritage

Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi

INDONESIA


HERRI, EDU

2 4.000.000


DELI SERDANG EDUCATION

A. Background

Denai Lama, Deli Serdang, located in the East Coast region of North Sumatra. Deli Serdang is a place where cash crops such as rubber, cacao, palm and others grow very well. Located not far from the Kuala Namu Airport Medan, Denai Lama has three beaches with distinctive natural western Indonesia. Rainfall is sometimes high in the beginning of the year, its make the weather in Denai Lama tends fresh. Pondok Sekolah Peradaban present in the region as an alternative character education for children who lived in coastal area. If formal education is only focused on the development of the student’s knowledge, Pondok Sekolah Peradaban is concerned in the character building. Through art, games, as well as through a variety of creative teachers, children in Pondok Sekolah Peradaban learn in a positive and spiritual atmosphere.

B. Project

Sanggar Kreativitas: a small place to display the creativities of kids such as handy craft, photo, kids drawing, etc; BengkelSeni: a mini studio for kids who want to learn traditional art such as: dance and music instrument; Parenting Education: every 2 weeks, parent of the kids will hold a meeting to improve the quality of teaching and for monitoring and evaluation.

C. Aims

1. Provide a place for raise the creativity of kids 2. Raising kids dream through the boundaries. 3. Cultural exchange among kids and volunteers

D. Work

Assist the local volunteer to teach the kids, learn traditional art of North Sumatra as well as teach kids about art from your country (that could be music, clothes, etc), involve in all activities.

E. Special Remarks

The project site is located 3 km from beach, so be ready with high humidity. Sun burnt is susceptible to happen, but sometimes rain comes unpredictable. You should love traditional art of north Sumatra as well as your traditional art so you can learn from the kids and teach them. Bring some ideas for performance, if you lucky enough maybe you can join one of their performance in stage. As this school is free of charge for all students, you may bring some of educational toys or books for them.

F. Location

Pondok Peradaban Lingkaran, Denai Lama - Pantai Labu - Deli Serdang , Medan, North Sumatra

G. Accommodation Volunteer will stay with local community. Sleeping bag is needed, self cooking, self management, local transport may available as public transport.

H. Fee

IDR 4.000.000,- / month , should be paid upon arrival

I. Airport

Kuala Namu International Airport


IIWC-LMTV08 Deli Serdang Edu

Deli Serdang, North Sumatra,

INDONESIA


EDU, KIDS

2 4.000.000


SEMOYA EDU

A. Background

SD Muhammadiyah Semoya Brebah (Muhammadiyah Semoya Brebah Elementary School) is a private Islamic elementary school. This school was one of school that visited by IIWC cares after earth quake in 2006. Some programs such as emergency workcamps, NVDA special camp, Notebook Action, donation for rebuilding one kindergarten, donation for sport facilities in primary school around this area had been done successfully. Recently, the school would like to have more International Voluntary Service (IVS) activity for the student there. The spirit and motivation brought by volunteers are expected to raise the motivation of the student to study more for their future. There is a need to have international experiences for the students as well as the teacher to build more their knowledge and soft skill in term of non-formal education approach combined with the formal education at school. At the same time, this project is also to offer the volunteers a chance to see the recovered area of which IIWC and some partners in the year of 2006-2008 did the post-earth quake IVS action-The IIWC Cares Jogja as well as to share opportunity to the volunteers to experience local culture of Jogja which is not the touristic side.

B. Project

(1) English class for elementary school. (2) Help the work of local people (3) Cross cultural understanding with local people.

C. Aims

1. To enlarge International Voluntary Services issue on local community 2. Provide opportunities, life experience, that shared among participants and local residents with the

rhythm of local life 3. Encourage local student to have bigger dream

D. Work

Assist teacher to teach English in 1st – 6th grade of elementary school. Create fun atmosphere for kids in village to studying English and other culture, by storytelling, games, drawing, etc. Create creative media to promote local movement, raising awareness local people about their potential, either a cross cultural understanding class.

E. Special Remarks

Good in English and want to learn Bahasa Indonesia, Has a letter of teaching of English is more preferable, cheerful, patient, self confidence builder and high motivation

F. Location

Semoya Village, Brebah, Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta

G. Accommodation


H. Fee

IDR 3.100.000 / Month , should be paid upon arrival

I. Airport

Adi Sucipto – International Airport Yogyakarta Indonesia


IIWC- LMTV09 Semoya Edu

Sleman Regency, Central Java, INDONESIA


EDU, KIDS 2 3.100.000


NUANSA MANDIRI PROJECT

A. Background

Nuansa Mandiri (‘Degree of Independence’) consisting of women who organize themselves with the goal of empowering women not just financially, but also with knowledge and life skills that will equip them to be independent. The project members are housewives and traditional market traders who focus on cooperative micro finance activities such as savings and loans. With the collaboration of PKBI- mother organization of IIWC, this cooperative provides reproductive health information and services as well as the distribution of short-term family planning methods. The informal ‘ice-breaking’ approach usually starts out with casually inviting women to take a blood pressure test. After that, brochures, pills and condoms change hands in between discussions about small loans and money saving schemes. Interestingly, this approach is helpful in reducing the awkwardness of discussing sensitive and often culturally taboo topics relating to sexual and reproductive health. The cooperative was formed in 2005 by Tri Kristianingsih in Semarang. She animatedly recounts how she and her fellow members were inspired by a particular visit in 2008 from PKBI.

B. Project

(1)Micro-Credit Unit, Small Trade Business, (2) Mentoring for Family Small Business, (3) Mentoring on Productive Micro-Business and Resource for Women and Family Health especially for Women Reproduction Health and Family Planning.

C. Aims

1. To enlarge local participation in order to empowering community. 2. To exchange the vision of each country’s living aspects, including education, culture, and way

of life, especially which concerns to finance initiative movement 3. To spread out the idea of voluntary service among the local people.

D. Work

Volunteer will help administration for micro credit and collect money from the members in traditional market, join and involve in Nuansa Mandiri daily activity, Motivating the new target groups to be involved in the activity of community empowerment, creative class for local mothers about cultural thing from others country.

E. Special Remarks

This program requires some volunteers to have: Social work, Management, Administration and economic development education background will be desirable; High motivation to learn simple ‘Bahasa Indonesia’ to communicate with local people. Understanding about plan parenthood would be very helpful as well as micro finance movement.

F. Location

Jalan Tegalsari, No 77 Candisari, Semarang – Central Java Indonesia

G. Accommodation

Host family house with shared toilet and bathroom, and self-cooking.

H. Fee

IDR 3.100.000,- / month should be paid upon arrival

I. Airport



IIWC-LMTV10 Nuansa Mandiri



WOMEN, KIDS

2 3.100.000

Program Book Long Middle Term Volunteer 2017-2018 · Program Book 2017-2018: LMTV 4 3. We do not accept volunteers individually, volunteer should apply through our partner organization,

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