Our written statement titled Youth Development to Achieve Sustainability and Eradicate Poverty has been circulated by the United Nations

More than 2.8 million youth received soft skill trainings; 63% reduction in the intention to engage in risky behaviour

Our peer-to-peer programs provide education on healthy lifestyles and life skills training in school. Youth are encouraged to engage in positive activities. The program help the youth to make better decisions so they can achieve a new lifestyle attitude.

More than 45,000 youth continue their education, more than 34,000 are certified

The first Rumah Belajar Learning Center was established in 2003 to provide education for underprivileged youth and drop out youth. We have now grown to 55 Learning Centers in 7 countries, 16 provinces in Indonesia. Furthermore various vocational programs are made available to suitably equip youth for their future careers.

72% graduates of vocational training gained employment within the first year.

More than 103,000 mothers have received micro capital for their business