Empowering communities
creating hope

Building stronger communities through dignity, equality, and sustainable change.

Every community deserves the opportunity to thrive.

Since 2011, the PAPHA Indonesia Foundation has empowered children, women, people with disabilities, and marginalized communities through sustainable programs in education, health, economic empowerment, disaster resilience, and climate action.

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Program Highlights

Explore the various activities, achievements, and stories of change from the programs of Yayasan PAPHA Indonesia.

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The PAPHA Indonesia Foundation and the CSO+ Forum Distribute Basic Food Packages to Earthquake-Affected Recipients
The PAPHA Indonesia Foundation and the CSO+ Forum Distribute Basic Food Packages to Earthquake-Affected Recipients
Disaster Response Support for Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki
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Support for Strengthening Agriculture for Farmers Affected by PT PLN's Geothermal Project in Lembata Regency
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The PAPHA Indonesia Foundation and the CSO+ Forum Distribute Basic Food Packages to Earthquake-Affected Recipients
Disaster Response Support for Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki
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Support for Strengthening Agriculture for Farmers Affected by PT PLN's Geothermal Project in Lembata Regency
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Building Youth Capacity to Address the Adverse Impacts of Climate Change for a Better Future
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Our Impact

Together with the government, communities, and development partners, the PAPHA Indonesia Foundation implements programs that strengthen public health, community empowerment, climate resilience, child protection, and humanitarian response in East Nusa Tenggara.

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“The role of the media is crucial in supporting various preventive efforts, including providing education on mental health issues.”

Titon Nau — Officer Project, Yayasan PAPHA Indonesia

Our Partners