To better understand the current healthcare system in Indonesia, a SEEDS consultant engaged with a local Master Program in one of the public universities in East Indonesia that majors in public health. There was one social program given by this University to one coastal area about three hours’ drive from the University in the same province. […]
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Recently, an unexpected flood affected many parts of the province Padang, in West Sumatra, including the area of the library. There were a couple of centimetres of muddy water covering the floor of the library. Some books were lost, but fortunately not too many. We are very appreciative of those who helped to clean the […]
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Saya Suka Membaca (SSM) is a literacy program run by a nonprofit organization ‘Yayasan Tunas Aksara’. The curriculum is designed to be picked up and used by the average Indonesian teacher with little teacher training, as is often the case in rural areas. Its premises are simplicity, spiraling repetition, and multi-modal engagement for the students. In short, […]
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SEEDS recognizes that people need hope. Hope comes from within, but after generations of living hand-to-mouth, hope for a better future for one’s family, community, and even country must also come from without. SEEDS desires to reverse the flow of the vicious vortex of poverty. It desires to bring a better life to thousands of Southeast Asia’s poorest people through improved skills that will allow them to pass on hope and a better future to their families, neighbors, and countrymen.
Click below to read more to learn and see how SEEDS brings hope for tomorrow.
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