Goals:
- Provide alternative learning opportunities to street children / youth where they live and work ("on the street") and in learning centers
- Provide opportunities for character building; introduce new mental models ("build skills for the future" vs "instant gratification")
- Help street youth identify interests and talents, then enable them to develop and maximize those talents working with professionals in the community (provide alternatives to street life)

Costs:
- For details on costs, refer to the Sahabat Anak MG Update

(Right: Street children gather under a highway overpass twice weekly to learn basic subjects. They sit crowded on a plastic tarp.)

Goals - Environment, Sustainable Income:
- Provide 1,000+ albacia seeds, to enable future income sales / export of wood (for boxes, etc.)

Goals - Health:
- Provide support for medicines for:
   - 115+ children / youth living at the orphanage
   - Local community residents who can't afford transport to and/or medical care at the nearest Puskesmas (local clinic)  

Costs:
- $150USD / month

Alternative Sales / Avenues for Income:
The founder of the orphanage is also an artist. He creates unique, one-of-a-kind wall sculptures from scrap metal found locally. The youth help him in his creations. Contact us for more information.

Goal:
- Enable learning by supporting the creation of a conducive learning environment (toilet facilities, mold and fungus removal, roof repairs, desks and chairs, etc.)
- With additional funding, we can support purchases of books, learning materials, etc.

Costs (Examples):
- Early childhood learning materials, such as books, puzzles, play dough, etc. - $300USD
- Uniforms for a "class" (30 students) - $250USD
- Playground equipment - $500USD

Approach:
- Partner with two impoverished schools in the Jakarta area:
   - Teluk Naga - 1 pre-school class
   - Serpong area - 2 primary classes (2nd and 3rd grade)
- School selections based on active and committed participation of parents and/or community re: the children's education AND committed Rotarian involvement.

(Right: This is the toilet at Teluk Naga for pre-school children.)

Goals:
- Provide assistance to enable building a fence and orphanage for children whose parents have died of AIDS

Costs:
- Provide financial contribution toward building of a fence to secure the land, which has been purchased and cleared of "squatters"
- Investigate how to enable the orphanage to become self-sufficient in making bricks locally, thus supporting their:
    - Immediate need for fencing and orphanage building
    - Future need for sustained income to support the orphanage's costs

As long as polio threatens even one child anywhere in the world, all children are at risk. The stakes are that high.