Humanitarian Day Indonesia

Since 2008

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BASIC FACTS:

Established in 2008

Mission is to exemplify how ethical leadership, lifelong learning

and entrepreneurship can transform lives to positively impact
society.

Vision is resilient, self sufficient communities capable of

transferring knowledge, life skills and wealth to the next
generation.

Target Population are orphans and students

Objectives:
1) Prioritized beneficiaries in most need in Yogyakarta,
2) Provide basic health services to those who lack access.
3) Promote health awareness and prevention
4) To work with partners from multi-faith, multi-cultural

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 FIRST EVENT 2008
HDI's distributed 50 essential food packages in a deprived area
where residents lived off of throw away items. University student
volunteers conducted educational seminars and free warm meal
distribution event in town. About 300 people were served and the
effort was featured in a local newspaper

MICRO-BUSINESS PROJECT 2009

In the village of Samigaluh, Kulonprogo, where over 20% of the
farmers live under the poverty line. HDI partnered with the
agriculture body of the government to inform and train farmers
about utilizing the cacao trees as an alternate cash crop. The near
cacao forest was not being economically exploited.

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Free Mobile Health Clinics
In Java, the wealthiest part of Indonesia, many lack access
to affordable healthcare. Since 2012, HDI coordinated free
mobile health and nutrition clinics. Attendees learned how
to create inexpensive high protein, fiber roots plant based
diets.
HEALTH AND HYGIENE
Trauma Healing Disaster Relief
Three major disasters struck Indonesia in 2010: volcanic eruption,
flood, and tsunami. HDI dedicated two years in assisting
communities that were hit hard by these disasters. HDI provided
food, trauma healing, health care, school supplies, and helped
communities to recover and rebuild.
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 FREE MOBILE CLINIC

On, June 28, 2015, HDI held its Open Free Health Clinic, at
Tejokusuman (Winogo River). The remote village had about
900 residents with 18% living below the poverty rate. The
attendees were ecstatic to have HDI offer such vital service
for their survival. The clinic screened approximately 100
elderly patients and about 200 children received dental and
nutritional interactive workshops. HDI inspired change and
demonstrated a new innovative way to service those most
in need

Tejokusuman (Winogo River) Remote Area

 SOCIAL IMPACTS
Save a life Save Humanity

Over 250 hours of free health Over 750 student volunteers Over 1,000 homes delivered
screenings to over 350 clients. donated time and skills to Hday food care packages.
underprivileged communities.

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 OUR WORK IS OUR PASSION

Isabella Williams Nora Green Violet Wood

HUMANITARIAN DAY INDONESIA TEAM

Director, Rizka Pramadita, M.A
SYSTEMS FOR HUMAN EMPOWERMENT

ILIM Foundation
USA 501c 3 Non Profit Organization

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