In commemoration of International Women’s Day 2022, Care Peduli Foundation (YCP) held a discussion among young people, namely middle and high school students. This discussion was created as a space to share your stories and experiences about your role at the school and family level

On International Women’s Day 2022, Yayasan Care Peduli (YCP) held an online talkshow with the topic “Breaking Gender Boundaries” which raised a number of problems and challenges faced by women in the world of work and their environment, especially when taking part in fields that

After the 2018 Central Sulawesi Tsunami, Yayasan Care Peduli (YCP) provided opportunities for vulnerable groups such as women, youth, and persons with disabilities to restore their livelihoods, increase food security, strengthen family nutrition, and mitigate or reduce disaster risk. The 4 villages assisted YCP are

Women workers are now able to voice the urge for changes. Starting from company policies on prevention of sexual abuse, to better behavior for health. Being poked by a male mechanic worker has become commonplace for Indriyani, 25, a woman worker in a garment factory. “They said they

Women disaster survivors in Central Sulawesi are now becoming more resilient and capable in overseeing the reconstruction of their houses. The life of Marlina, 42 years old, changed drastically when an earthquake hit her house in Soulowe Village, Sigi Regency. The house of the Kindergarten (TK) honorary teacher is

Disaster Resilient Women are active drivers of flood disaster management in Jakarta. The rooster had not yet crowed signalling dawn when Nining Kartini sent a message to the WhatsApp (WA) group on her cellphone. At the area of Rukun Warga (RW) 02 Rawa Buaya Urban Village, said

Partnering schools now have Standard Operating Procedures to protect their students from sexual abuse. This is a sad reality: sexual abuse against children occurs most often in the school environment. Data from the Indonesian Child Protection Commission (KPAI) complaints shows that in 2018 there were 177 cases of

Women emerge as the main drivers of food security and no longer hesitate to be active in the public sector. Kause’s eyes lit up as she showed off harvesting her purple sweet potato crop. “Unlike other tubers that only grow during the rainy season, purple sweet potatoes

Thousands young womenof Bandung Regency has grown a much higher appreciation for themselves and are now eager to plan their future. “I’m quiet and rarely socialize. Not many people know the story of my sad life, “said Alya Nurul Wijaya, a seventh grade student of SMP

The women of Sukaluyu village are equipped with various skills to improve their quality of life and future. From morning till night, the life of Susi Suhaeni, 29, is filled with taking care of household matters and doing her job as a tea picker. She is

The Labor School makes workers aware, robust data recording and processing is a strong weapon in labor negotiations. Ismarlina, a worker at a garment factory, remembers very well about the lack of data collection and usage by her labour union in the past.   “We used to receive complaints

Women in Indonesia face a variety of challenges, ranging from vulnerability to natural disasters and the climate crisis to insufficient economic literacy. Women also experience poverty and limited access to basic services such as health and education, hampering their active participation in social, economic, political and

Yayasan CARE Peduli (YCP) has been present in Indonesia since 1967, starting with food distribution activities and providing supplementary food. YCP’s activities have extended to include clean water and sanitation, community empowerment, environment, climate change, disaster response assistance, and empowerment of women and youth. Over