In Indonesia, families especially mothers with young children, face persistent challenges that require focused support. According to Indonesia’s Central Statistics Agency (BPS), as of September 2024, over 24 million people live below the poverty line, many of them parents raising children aged 0 to 61. These children face greater risks of undernutrition, developmental delays, and lack of access to basic services.
Since its launch in Indonesia in 2018, more than 22,000 children and families have been impacted by our programs, an early sign of what’s possible when support meets resilience.
But behind every child is a mother doing her best. And that’s where our focus lies.
Aligned with The Human Safety Net’s global mission to unlock the potential of people living in vulnerable conditions, our program in Indonesia is dedicated to empowering mothers with children aged 0–6 years. In partnership with Ibu Profesional, a community-based learning forum for women with a presence in more than 56 regions across Indonesia, we provide parenting classes and workshops based on the A Home Team module.
The program’s core focus is on strengthening family resilience through parenting education, character-building for children, talent mapping, and financial literacy, particularly around insurance and future planning.
By equipping mothers with practical knowledge, emotional support, and community-based sessions, we empower families to shape stronger, more secure futures. Our program has reached hundreds of mothers across Indonesia, providing them with the tools and support they need to confidently guide their children’s growth and build resilient families.
