Dream Fest Vol. 2
On the 9th of December Think Volunteer will organise Dream Fest Vol 2 festival at Porta by Ambarukmo Hotel. The festival to raise money for The Dreamhouse Indonesia Foundation.
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Solidarity, Care, Transform
UIN Sunan Kalijaga Social Work Practicum
Six students from the Social Welfare Sciences Program at the Faculty of Da’wah and Communication, UIN Sunan Kalijaga Yogyakarta will be working at the Children Crisis Center of Yayasan Rumah Impian Indonesia for 2.5 months or 442 hours
Best Children Social Welfare Institution 2023
The Jogja Children’s Award 2023 for the Best Children Social Welfare Institution (LKSA) deserves to be attributed to Rumah Impian Indonesia Foundation.
Learning Puberty and Reproduction Through Illustrated Stories
Visual communication media in the form of illustrated storybooks provide information and knowledge to children about entering adolescence and various aspects of puberty in a correct and appropriate manner, presented in an interesting and practical way.
Dream Festival Jogja
On the 27th of May Think Volunteer will organize a festival at Tip Tap Toe Jogja. It’s going to be a great day with a lot of live music, loads of food, and an auction!
Fun Learning Activities with Children at the Children Crisis Center
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is one of the keys to achieving optimal nutritional status. Such behavior arises from personal habits in carrying out various activities.
Nutrition and Health Education for Caregivers at Children Crisis Center
One key aspect of supporting their growth and development is paying attention to their nutrition and health. This indicates that caregivers must have a basic understanding of child nutrition and health.
Four Basic Rights of The Child
The United Nations Convention on the rights of the child states that there are four basic rights of the child to be […]
Open Recruitment 2022
The Dreamhouse Foundation is an organization working for the rights of the children. The organization works in Yogyakarta Special Region and in […]
Children’s Literacy in Indonesia
The low interest in reading in Indonesia can be influenced by several factors, such as the lack of early reading habits. However, the early years of a child’s life, known as the golden age, are a critical period for their rapid growth and development, during which parents can shape their child’s character.