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.
A simple friendship bracelet became more than a craft activity at the Children Crisis Center. Together with international interns, the children created colorful bracelets while sharing laughter, creativity, and connection—a meaningful expression of their right to participate.
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.
Yayasan Rumah Impian Indonesia held a safeguarding strengthening session for children at the Children Crisis Center, helping them understand their rights, recognize unsafe situations, and build the courage to seek help.
Through games, laughter, and meaningful connection, The Dreamhouse Indonesia Foundation’s “Play Date” reminded us that every child deserves not only protection and care, but also the simple joy of play.
Through the Children’s Forum “Dialogue with Children,” The Dreamhouse Indonesia Foundation created a safe and meaningful space where children and teenagers could share their experiences, challenges, and hopes regarding education as a fundamental right.
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.
In this reflection, we at Dream House Indonesia Foundation look back on our long journey since 2006. From merely providing a safe place to sleep, we have now transformed into a Child Welfare Institution focused on special child protection, facing increasingly complex challenges of violence in 2025.
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
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.
