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 […]
Category: Features
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.
Next Step of The Dreamhouse’s Social Assistance Commitment: Strengthening Mentoring Capacity as a Key Force
On May 20-21 2021, the board members of the Dreamhouse Foundation have held the latest and also the first internal mentoring workshop […]
Understanding
All we see is not the real appearance. Even what we are seeing is the possibility of the outer skin with the […]
Solidarity That Transforms
Street children The existence of street children in Indonesia has been recorded since the 1980s, but since the multidimensional crisis in mid-1997, […]
Keep Believing in your dreams
Nia and Rocky are two children whom the Dream House helps. Nia and Rocky are brother and sister, who are just like […]
I CAN TOO
by Lynne Stillings I came to Rumah Impian as a Fulbright researcher studying children’s musical expression and identity in Java. I learned […]
The Way They Bounce Back
By Clara Siagian “Once you label me, you negate me” Søren Kierkegaard. Today is quite a day for Ratih. She and her […]