Appreciation and Transformation of the Vaccination Access Coalition for Indigenous Peoples and Vulnerable Groups
The Vaccine Access Coalition emerged from the collective efforts of various Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) that have expressed concern and support for safeguarding the welfare of indigenous communities and vulnerable groups from the COVID-19 pandemic. The Coalition aimed to accelerate the distribution of vaccines to these groups and ensure that they receive fair and equitable treatment.
Highlights of PFI Collaboration with Members and Partners as Anti-Covid-19 Fighters
[EVENT] The Indonesian Philanthropy Association feels the need to take on the role of accommodating members and collaborating with partners in tackling Covid-19.
PPKM Award for Vaccination Support for Indigenous Peoples and Vulnerable Groups
[PRESS RELEASE] During continued vaccination efforts for indigenous peoples and vulnerable groups, the Civil Society Coalition for Access to Vaccinations for Indigenous Peoples and Vulnerable Groups was awarded the PPKM Award by the government. Continue to move to reach vulnerable groups whose vaccinations have not served in various remote areas outside Java.
Call for Abstracts “Health Funding in the pandemic COVID-19: What is the role of Philanthropy?”
[CALL FOR ABSTRACT] PKMK FKKMK UGM) will hold Forum Nasional II Filantropi Kesehatan to elaborate partnerships during the pandemic. Beside, we invites you to share experiences in writing scientific abstracts
Cleft Lip Surgery During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Is It Possible?
[EVENT NEWS] Smile Train Indonesia in a Philanthropy Sharing Session shared about the importance of support for children with cleft lip or palate in the midst of a pandemic
Launching the Philanthropy for Health Cluster to Welcome National Health Day
[EVENT NEWS] Coinciding with the National Health Day, Filantropi Indonesia in collaboration with PKMK FK-KMK of Gadjah Mada University (UGM) and Tahija Foundation launched the Philanthropy for Health Cluster. This cluster was initiated to improve the quality of health programs that are supported, funded and managed by philanthropic institutions in Indonesia.
Building Houses, to Stimulate Economic Recovery for Low-Income Families during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Habitat for Humanity Indonesia collaborated with Kemitraan Habitat and Filantropi Indonesia to hold a webinar “Community-Based Housing Development as an Economic Driver during the COVID-19 Pandemic”
Ethics and Accountability of Aid to COVID-19
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic disasters, philanthropy in Indonesia contributes to significant contributions through public donation raising (money, goods, or services) and the distribution of donations. This donation is often done …
Good-Practice Sharing Session: Sustainability of Education Program in COVID-19 Pandemic
Indonesia and all the countries of the world are facing the pandemic of the COVID-19. Various observers have not been able to predict until when the COVID-19 pandemic situation was …
Online Philanthropy Learning Forum (PLF): Trends and Challenges of Philanthropy Mobilization in the COVID-19 Pandemic
“The topic (of Online Philanthropy Learning Forum) was interesting because almost all the actors are involved in helping the government overcome this pandemic and will discuss what are the challenges …