The experiences of international volunteers in Bali’s NGO sector, including cultural exchange, language barriers, and accommodation.


I have had the opportunity to work with a number of international volunteers in Bali’s NGO sector. Through these experiences, I have gained valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities that arise when people from different cultures come together to work towards a common goal. One of the most important aspects of working with international […]
The impact of NGO volunteer programs on local communities in Bali, and their contributions to sustainable development goals.


I have witnessed firsthand the incredible impact that NGO volunteer programs can have on local communities in Bali. These programs not only provide vital support and resources to those in need, but they also contribute to achieving sustainable development goals in the region. Firstly, NGO volunteer programs play a critical role in supporting local communities […]
Setting up a good governance structure for an NGO in Bali


Setting up a good governance structure for an NGO in Bali, Indonesia, is essential to ensure its long-term sustainability and success in achieving its mission. The following are some key steps that an NGO can take to establish a robust governance framework: Develop a Board of Directors: The Board of Directors is responsible for governing […]
Trash Pickers in Bali


I have conducted research on the issue of trash pickers in TPA Suwung, Bali, Indonesia. I have come to the conclusion that there are many trash pickers working in this area due to a lack of economic opportunities and resources. The job of a trash picker is extremely dangerous, not only for the workers themselves […]
How to choose a good non-profit organization in Bali Indonesia to support and funding them?



In order for you to find the best non-profit organization, there are some things that you need to consider. First of all, what kind of activities do they have? Are they concerned about the environment? Are they focused on helping children? Do they help people who are sick or poor? These are important questions because […]
Savior Complex of Volunteers.


As a leader of a non-profit organization dedicated to helping communities in Bali, Indonesia, I have encountered countless volunteers who come to Bali with a savior complex. While these volunteers may have good intentions, their actions can often do more harm than good. Firstly, it’s important to understand what a savior complex is. Essentially, it […]
NGO role in child abuse prevention and response in Bali


I understand the importance of child abuse prevention and response. Children are the future of our society, and it is our responsibility to ensure that they are safe, protected, and provided with opportunities to reach their full potential. Child abuse can take many forms, including physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, and exploitation. These […]
Creating Safe Spaces for Children.


I strongly believe in the importance of creating safe spaces for children, especially in places like Bali, where tourism and urbanization can often leave children vulnerable and unprotected. Children are the future of any society, and it is our responsibility to ensure that they grow up in an environment that fosters their well-being and development. […]
Indonesia’s Orphanage System.



As a non-profit organization leader, I have seen and worked with orphanages and residential care facilities for children in Indonesia. And one thing that constantly bothers me is the inaccurate perception that many Westerners have about these institutions. It seems that in the Western world, orphanages are generally viewed as negative and outdated institutions, relics […]
NGOs Promoting Early Childhood Development


Early childhood development is a crucial aspect of a child’s growth and future success. As an NGO leader in Bali, Indonesia, I recognize the importance of investing in early childhood development to ensure that our children have the best chance to thrive and contribute positively to society. Research has shown that the first five years […]