Anak Kita: How This Foundation Empowers Kids in Indonesia
At the end of 2024, the founder of the Anak Kita Foundation (“Our Children”), Maria Konovalenkova-Smith, received a prestigious award from the charitable organization “Role Foundation.”
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Children’s Homes in Bali: How to Donate Clothes & Support
The problem of social orphanhood in Bali is very acute. Indonesian women are forced to give up their children if they are born out of wedlock. Otherwise, they face shame across the entire village. Som…
Ubud’s Top Hospitals: Where to Go for Medical Care
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Open 24/7
Phone: +62 361 2091 030
BIMC is a network of private international-level clinics. It was the first clinic in Indonesia to be accredited by the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards (ACHS).
A vegetarian kindergarten for children aged two to six years.
The Happy Children Space is an author’s project created so children can play, grow, and develop, discovering and realizing their talents and uniqueness in a friendly, comfortable home atmosphere.
Ubud
73 Lavish Cruise Ships Set for Benoa in 2026
Bali is preparing for a historic record: in 2026, 73 cruise liners will dock at Benoa. This is thanks to the modernization of the Bali Maritime Tourism Hub (BMTH), which will not only secure the Islan…
Bali’s Lake Batur Cruise Project Stirs Environmental Concerns
On Bali’s largest lake, Batur, the authorities, along with an investor from Korea, plan to launch an electric cruise ship. The project is presented as another step towards 'ecotourism,' but many local…
Kindergarten in the center of Ubud.
Open daily from 10:00 to 16:00 (includes three meals).
Ages from 4 to 8 years.
Children under 4 years old can attend only with a nanny or a parent.
Ubud
Denpasar Begins Removing Illegal Advertisements
Bali’s Municipal Police (Satpol PP) conducted an operation in central Denpasar aimed at tackling illegal outdoor advertising.
During the operation, officers removed structures that were installed without permission on sidewalks, poles, trees, and other locations. All of them spoiled the appearance, interfered with infrastruc…
A Mission to End Child Abandonment in Indonesia: Interview with the Founder of Anak Kita Foundation
Imagine getting pregnant out of wedlock in a society where this is a taboo, threatening to destroy your social relations and leading to lifelong stigma.
With no other option, you hide your pregnancy for nine months, give birth in secrecy to avoid being discovered, and then abandon your child.
