WHAT WE DO
WHAT WE DO
Primary Health
ADRA Indonesia takes steps, like providing clean water and basic health education, to change communities ridden with disease to healthy communities with fewer children dieing from preventable causes. ADRA provides health services to communities by training health providers and health volunteers, educating people about HIV / AIDS / STI, and constructing health centers.
Primary health programs implemented by ADRA Indonesia include:
- Potable Water
- Mother and Child Health
- Home Gardens
- Medical / Nutrition Education
- Literacy
- HIV / AIDS / STI Education
- Basic Education
- Sanitation
Economic Development
Financial resources are often inaccessible to a large portion of the population in developing countries, particularly women and the rural poor. Recognizing the need for financial services in the developing world, ADRA Indonesia implements economic development programs that promote community banking, provide opportunities for entrepreneurship and stimulate the regional economy.
ADRA Indonesia’s work within the sector of economic development includes:
- Small Enterprise Development
- Income Generation
- Non-traditional Agriculture
- Basic Education
- Micro-enterprise Lending
- Literacy
- Vocational Training
- Environment Conservation
Disaster Management
ADRA responds to disasters with food, water, shelter, clothing, and hygiene kits. In addition to an immediate response, ADRA often stays in ravaged communities to help rebuild. This may include reconstruction programs, installing new and improved water sources, or rebuilding schools.
ADRA Indonesia’s disaster preparedness and response interventions include:
- Food Assistance
- Emergency Medical Care
- Temporary Shelters and Schools
- Clean Water Systems
- Mattresses, Blankets and Hygiene Kits
Basic Education
Because education gives people the power to break the cycle of poverty, it is an integral component of ADRA Indonesia’s projects. ADRA uses primary education to change the lives of children. In addition, while women are taught to read and write, they may also learn about basic health practices and small business skills.
ADRA Indonesia’s commitment to basic education includes initiatives in:
- Adult Education
- Primary and Secondary Education
- Basic Literacy and Numeracy
- Curriculum Development