When Children Smile, We Know We Are Building Something Together
Rotary leaders visited Dreamhouse Children Crisis Center in Yogyakarta, strengthening collaboration to support children’s rights, education, and talent development.
Rotary leaders visited Dreamhouse Children Crisis Center in Yogyakarta, strengthening collaboration to support children’s rights, education, and talent development.
The Dreamhouse Indonesia Foundation held a Child Protection Cadre Training at SMK Bopkri 1 Yogyakarta, empowering students to recognize, prevent, and respond to violence against children.
The Dreamhouse Indonesia Foundation participated in the ACICIS NGO Fair 2026, connecting with international students interested in volunteering and supporting children at risk. The event reflects our mission to build a network of people who care about children’s dreams.
A visit from Olifant School on July 27, 2026, became more than a donation. Through their Community Service Entrepreneurship Program, students learned that entrepreneurship can also be a way to care, share, and make a difference in the lives of others.
The Dreamhouse Indonesia Foundation held its first Parenting Workshop of 2026, bringing together 24 parents to strengthen positive parenting and child protection.
In celebration of Indonesia’s National Children’s Day 2026, The Dreamhouse Indonesia Foundation organized its second Children’s Forum of the year, bringing together children from five community learning centers to learn, discuss, and commit to creating safer environments free from bullying.
An Easter celebration by PMK FEB UGM at the Children Crisis Center becomes a meaningful moment of worship, joy, and child rights fulfillment through games and shared experiences.
60 children from vulnerable communities joined a futsal activity organized by Yayasan Rumah Impian Indonesia, creating a safe space to play while supporting their fundamental rights.
The 2026 Dreamhouse Indonesia Board Meeting was more than a formal gathering—it was a renewed commitment to sustaining dreams, strengthening governance, and building a brighter future for children.
The advocacy for civil registration of children supported by Rumah Impian continues. After a long coordination process, the birth certificates were officially issued, marking a significant milestone in fulfilling children’s civil rights.
