Iniala Family

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19/11/2018

12/11/2018

Inspirasia Foundation’s President, Phil Bergman, helps a student solve a math problem during a visit to Manikaji - one of East Bali Poverty Project schools.

EBPP helps the thousands of people living in abject poverty in East Bali. Through their Education Programme, more than two hundred previously illiterate and malnourished children attend EBPP schools in their isolated hamlets.




www.eastbalipovertyproject.org

08/11/2018

08/11/2018

Ali joined Home & Life Phangnga foundation in 2008, after his mother abandoned him. Now 16 years old, he is still living happily at Home & Life and runs the home's Coffee and Bakery Shop, while also studying at a nearby school.

Since its opening in 2005, Home & Life has provided a loving home to over 100 children in the Thai Muang district of Thailand. Currently, 25 children are living there, enjoying a safe and supportive family environment.





http://www.homelifethailand.com/home-en.html

08/11/2018

During a visit to Bali August 2018, Inspirasia’s Board Members together with their family and friends experienced first had the amazing work the organisation...

26/10/2018

23/10/2018

Iniala invited Inspirasia supported organisations- มูลนิธิบ้านเพื่อชีวิต พังงา (homeandlifephangnga) and FED - Foundation for Education and Development - to Advanced Babysitting Training at Iniala Beach House in Phang Nga, Thailand.

Through our networks, we are able to provide capacity building and further support to all our grantees. Thank you Iniala for inviting them to the training and a delicious lunch.





www.iniala.com

23/10/2018

Check out Annika Linden Centre's October Newsletter

https://mailchi.mp/08cc2306b6b8/tvv31xjaf7-2631977?e=c6bb274ac1

23/10/2018

26,000 lives changed so far. Kaler is just one of those.

Kaler Adnyana, a 9 year old boy with cerebral palsy, is being treated by Jouice, one of Yayasan Peduli Kemanusiaan (YPK) Bali physiotherapists. Through YPK’s Mobile Clinics in Bali, children and adults with disabilities are able to receive free treatment by qualified and experienced physiotherapists, while they and their families are also educated on effective home treatment.

The organisation, which has been supported by Inspirasia Foundation since 2009, has changed the lives of more than 26,000 people to date.






www.ypkbali.org