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IIWC of PKBIProgram BookSTV&

VSTV2016-2017

“From Central Java for Indonesia”#EmpoweringCommunity

IIWC of PKBIIndonesia International Work Camp of PerkumpulanKeluargaBerencana Indonesia

PKBI Jawa Tengah Building. 1st Floor. Room 104. JalanJembawanRaya No. 8 Semarang Central Java 50145Telp: (+62) 24-7603-503 ext. 104 Fax +62247601989

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Project list of STV & VSTV 2016 – 2017Contact Incoming Officer: Bi Aria (Mr)

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Table of ContentsWhat is IIWC of PKBI? 4

Vision and Missions.............................................................................................................4Vision:.....................................................................................................................................4Missions:.................................................................................................................................4Values..................................................................................................................................... 4

Empowering Community...................................................................................................5Our Team 6General information for volunteers taking part in IIWC of PKBI Projects 7

Cancelation............................................................................................................................7Geography............................................................................................................................. 7Currency................................................................................................................................. 8Price List in Java Island....................................................................................................10Basic Bahasa Indonesia...................................................................................................11Daily Life...............................................................................................................................11Moslem Pray Timing.........................................................................................................13Visa......................................................................................................................................... 13CONTACTS............................................................................................................................14

Short Term Volunteering (STV)/Work Camp & Very Short Term Volunteering (VSTV)/Weekend Work Camp 2016 – 17 15

General Condition....................................................................................................................16The Objectives..........................................................................................................................17Financial Policy.........................................................................................................................17

IIWC of PKBI Winter-Spring Work Camp List 2016.....................................................19IIWC of PKBI Summer Work Camp List 2016...............................................................20IIWC of PKBI International Weekend Work Camp List 2016 22IIWC of PKBI Winter-Spring Work Camp List 2017.....................................................23Open IVS Project List 2016 for Bilateral/Group Work Camp 24

Children Friendly Camp/Family Camp........................................................................26Indramayu Youth Empowerment Project..................................................................28Mangkang Mangrove Conservation Project..............................................................30Dance4Life Caravan 2016..............................................................................................33Gedongsongo Heritage Village Project......................................................................36Tegalrejo Red-District Shelter Project........................................................................39Borobudur Temple Compound Project.......................................................................42


Borobudur Village Heritage Project.............................................................................44Sunan Kuning Red-District Project...............................................................................46Semarang Street Children Project...............................................................................48Semarang Urban Farming Project................................................................................51Toraja Village Heritage Project.....................................................................................54Makassar Women Empowerment Project.................................................................56Deli Serdang Education Project....................................................................................58Street Children Literacy Camp......................................................................................60Semoya Education Project..............................................................................................62Tegalrejo Red-District Project........................................................................................64Ramadhan Study Camp...................................................................................................66


What is IIWC of PKBI?Indonesian International Work Camp (IIWC) is a program that managed under PKBI (PerkumpulanKeluargaBerencana Indonesia)Jawa Tengah –Eng: Indonesia Planned Parenthood Association Central Java/IPPA Central Java- founded since 1998. IIWC of PKBI Jateng organized first workcamp cooperated with NICE Japan in Mijen Region, Semarang City. In the process, we engage cooperation with local organization and some volunteering organization in global level. We started our activity by bringing tolerance in cultural diversity issue in the world.

IIWC of PKBI Jawa Tengah is recently growing and more strengthening as a pioneer in international volunteerism movement. We existed and actively involved in promoting global issue which is raised from local potentials. Not only for international volunteers but also local participant.

This year, we engage with our mother organize PKBI to spread IVS movement to all over Indonesia. With the spirit of Volunteerism, Pioneers, Professionalism, and Independence, PKBI developed 26 branches all over Indonesia. Registered as a permanent member of International Planned Parenthoods Federation, PKBI is involved (IPPF) in global movement as well. For the first step we open chance for your volunteer to participate our workcamp in 8 provinces in 5 islands.

In line with Sustainable Development Goals/SDGs (Link: https://goo.gl/FucWoa)this year, we inspired to develop IIWC program with still related PKBI Jawa Tengah’s Vision and Missions. In the future, IIWC PKBI Jawa Tengah will still organized international volunteering program and more focus on community development for the people to have more control on themselves and better life quality.

Vision and Missions

Vision:“Community empowerment, To Improve Quality of Life”

Missions:1. Community empowerment with maximizing local potentials2. Improving Youth involvement as a agent of changes toward society 3. Spreading volunteerism spirit

Values1. Volunteerism 2. Pioneering 3. Independency 4. Professionalism


Empowering Community

There are so many problems in a community that can neither be solved by the government nor by private sectors. As PKBI was established by the spirit of volunteerism, IIWC of PKBI believes that there are so many people that still have enthusiasm to make a change by their own strength in the community. Community only needs a facilitator to dig out their potential and raise the spirit of volunteerism. This challenge inspired PKBI to develop a volunteerism platform to empower community with groups or individuals who have a different background and cultural but who can still work together as a team. PKBI uses this tool to support local communities in order to reach family prosperity.

At least,100 cadres work voluntary all over Indonesia, and more than 500 youth volunteers that have the spirit to get involved in a movement.Community Empowerment is the way to increase society ability on having their own control upon themselves. By this concept, as our base view on arranging the activities, IIWC of PKBI Jawa Tengah sees every community has potential to be developed as their strenght. By attendance of our volunteers in community, they will be a facilitator to dig deeper their potential and spreading the spirit of volunteerism.

In the other hand, IIWC PKBI Jawa Tengah Volunteers will perform in society as a group or individual who concern on tollerance beneth geographical distances, and cultural differences but they still could work together as a team. We use this tool to support our local partner to reach their aims.

We think that our activity is still relvant at the moment on the road to SDGs era in the near future. We believe, empowered communities will make big impact through society in local level at first, and by the time it will contribute widely in global level.


Our Team


Notes: Blue: Full-Paid Green: Part-Time

CoordinatorMs. Dania

Legal & AdminMr. Yoyon

Program DevelopmentMrs. Ifa

PR & Incoming OfficerMr. Bi

Project DevelopmentMr. Sany

PKBI Board Member

Outgoing OfficerMs. Dania

Volunteers MentorsMr. Zulham & Mr.

Wildan

Training DivisionMr. Yoyon

PKBI Executive DirectorMrs. Lisa

General information for volunteers taking part in IIWC of PKBI ProjectsCancelationPlease inform to IIWC Indonesia through iiwc@ pkbi.or.id at least 30 Days before your work camp start. Cancelation it is really harm full to our project. Because, most of projects fund come from international participation fee. It also will affect to our cooperation with local partner. And it would be so be unfair if we keep your place blocked and therefore not giving a chance to other motivated volunteers who really willing to come to Indonesia.

GeographyIndonesia lies between latitudes 11°S and 6°N, and longitudes 95°E and 141°E. Due to this country located on equator line, Indonesia has a tropical climate with wet and dry seasons. Average annual rainfall in the lowlands varies from 1,780–3,175 millimeters (70–125 in), and up to 6,100 millimeters (240 in) in mountainous regions. Humidity is quite high, averaging about 80%. The average daily temperature range of Jakarta and another big city is 26–35 °C, and 18-25°C for the mountainous area.

Jakarta (Capital City of Indonesia) Indonesian Flag (MerahPutih)


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Semarang (Capital City of Central Java)

Mountainous Area in Java Island

CurrencyThe rupiah (Rp) is the official currency of Indonesia. Issued and controlled by the Bank of Indonesia, the ISO 4217 currency code for the Indonesian rupiah is IDR.

Image Value In Euro ( Oct 2015)

100 IDR 0.01


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500 IDR 0.03

1,000 IDR 0.07

1,000 IDR 0.07

2,000 IDR 0.13

5,000 IDR 0.33333

10,000 IDR 0.66667


20,000 IDR 1.33333

50,000 IDR 3.32

100,000 IDR 6.64

Price List in Java Island1 Package of Bread (10 slices) : 12,000 IDR1 Liter or Milk : 14,000 IDR1 Kilogram of Eggs : 15,500 IDR1 Pieces of Instant Noodle : 1,800 – 2,300 IDR1 Simple Mobile Phone : 150,000 IDR1 SIM Card : 10,000 – 60,000 IDR1 Internet Stick/USB Modem : 100,000 – 300,000 IDR500 ml of Mineral Water : 3,000 IDRBananas /100gr : 1.375 IDR1 Kilo of Mangoes : 14,000 – 18,000 IDR1 Small Durian : 18,000 – 25,000 IDR1 Huge Durian : 70,000 – 100,000 IDR1 Plate of NasiGoreng : 8,000 – 12,000 IDR (food stall), 18,000 – 25,000 IDR (restaurant)1 Bowl of Meatballs : 8,000 – 10,000 IDR (food stall), 10,000 – 18,000 IDR (restaurant)1 Bowl of Chicken Noodle : 6,000 – 7,000 IDR (food stall), 8,000 – 15,000 IDR (restaurant)City Bus Fare : 3,500 IDR (Bus Rapid Transit)1 coca cola 350 ml : 5,000 IDRMcDonald’s prices : http://menumcdonaldindonesia.com/Economic City Bus : 2,000 IDR for 1-2 km. 3,000 IDRfor 3-5 km. 5,000 IDR >10kmTaxi : Approximately 15,000 IDR for 5km. 50,000 IDR for 15km.Gasoline : Premium 7.400 IDR / liter , Pertalite 8.300 IDR / liter ,

Pertamax 9.000 IDR/liter


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Convenient stores such as Indomaret, Alfamaret, Circle K, 7Eleven are available everywhere in Java and Bali Island.

ATM with Master Card, VISA, and Cirrus are available everywhere in main islands (Java, Bali, Lombok, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, and main cities in Papua)

Credit Card is useable only in fancy restaurants and big supermarket (Hypermart, Carefour, Giant) Money Changer is available in airports and about 2-3 offices in big cities/ capital cities in Provincial level

(Jakarta, Bandung, Semarang, Jogjakarta, Surabaya, dll) Traveler’s cheques can be cashed in international banks only (HSBC, CIMB, Standard Charter, etc)

Basic Bahasa Indonesia

Greetings and IntroductionSelamatPagi Good MorningSelamatSiang Good AfternoonSelamatSore Good EveningSelamatMalam Good NightTerimaKasih Thank youSama-sama You’re welcomeSampaiJumpa See you againSelamattinggal Good ByeHallo, apakabar? Hello, how are youNama sayaPutri My name is PutriSaya dariIndonesia I’m from IndonesiaUmur saya 22 tahun I’m 22 years oldSaya akantinggaldisiniselama … bulan I’ll stay for … monthSaya akantinggaldisinisampai … I’ll stay until …Hallo, siapanamakamu/Anda? Hello, what’s your name?Berapa umurmu? How old are you?

Daily Life

ElectricityIndonesia uses 220 Volt for its electricity. (Few years ago, the voltage was 110V. But then we switched to 220 Volts.) The voltage in many places is unstable. If you plan to bring computer, for example, you have to get a voltage stabilizer or a UPS.

Electricity Plug (F) in Indonesia Universal Plug F


Take a Bath (MANDI)Bath tub and shower is not common in Indonesia. People normally just take the water from the water container using a dipper, called MANDI Mostly the toilet is integrated in one room (see picture).

Indonesian Bathroom with Indonesian Toilet Indonesian Bathroom with Western Toilet

Meals

Indonesian staple food is rice! It equals to bread or potato. Make sure you can or at least interested to adjust to rice, since you will be here for few weeks or even

months Avoid chili or spicy food, because most non-indonesian can’t stand those

Sate Ayam / Chicken Satay NasiGoreng / Fried rice NasiKuning / Yellow Rice


Bakso / Meatballs Mie Ayam / Chicken Noodle Gado-gado/Salad AyamPenyet / Fried Chicken With Chili

Moslem Pray Timing1

Muslims pray five formal prayers each day. The timings of these prayers are spaced fairly evenly throughout the day, so that one is constantly reminded of God and given opportunities to seek His guidance and forgiveness. You will hear the call to prayers (Azan) five times a day from the megaphone or loud speaker of Mosque for every praying time. Muslims observe the formal prayers at the following times:Fajr (pre-dawn): This prayer starts off the day with the remembrance of God; it is performed before sunrise. Azan between 03.30 – 05.00 am.Dhuhr (noon): After the day's work has begun, one breaks shortly after noon to again remember God and seek His guidance. Azan between 11.45 am – 12.15 pm'Asr (afternoon): In the late afternoon, people are usually busy wrapping up the day's work, getting kids home from school, etc. It is an important time to take a few minutes to remember God and the greater meaning of our lives. Azan between 3.00 – 3.30 pmMaghrib (sunset): Just after the sun goes down, Muslims remember God again as the day begins to come to a close. Azan between 5.40 – 6.15 pm 'Isha (evening): Before retiring for the night, Muslims again take time to remember God's presence, guidance, mercy, and forgiveness.2 Azan between 6.50 – 7.15 pm

VisaRecommended Visa for STV Incoming Program (Duration Stay: 7 – 30 Days)To stay up to 30 days, you may use recommended visa bellow. For those who want to stay up to 60 days, you should by Visa on Arrival, with one extend required in Indonesia.

TYPES DURATION REMARKS

1http://islam.about.com/cs/prayer/a/prayer_times.htm2


Visa Exemption (Link: http://goo.gl/S0Gz8A )For ASEAN Countries & More than 80 countries 30 Days

Applied only in Airport:Soekarno Hatta, Tangerang Ngurah Rai, BaliKualanamu, MedanJuanda, SurabayaHang Nadim, BatamNot Extendable!

Visa On Arrival (Link: http://goo.gl/8LNC3z )For more than 80 Countries 30 Days Cost US$25 - US$35(Depend on Entry Airport)

Extendable 30 days

CONTACTSAddress:IIWC of PKBIJl. Jembawan Raya No.8 Semarang, Jawa Tengah - INDONESIA1st floor Building of PKBI Jawa Tengah Room 1.04.Tel. +6224-7603503 LINE : iiwcpkbijatengFax. +6224-7601989 Whatsapp ; +62821-3466-4075Website: www.iiwc-pkbi.orgEmail:

[email protected](General/Placement) [email protected] (Public Relations)

Staff Contact: Coordinator of IIWC

Dania Moehas [email protected] Finance& Admin

Ifa Rodja [email protected] Public Relation& Placement

Bi aria [email protected],id

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Short Term Volunteering (STV)/Work Camp &Very Short Term Volunteering (VSTV)/Weekend Work Camp2016– 17

Short Term Volunteering (STV) also called as workcamp is an international volunteering program where volunteers stay 1 – 3 weeks for the project. Volunteers work in teams. There are 5 - 25 for volunteers volunteering together in one workcamp.The workcamp volunteers are expected to be team players, be able and enjoy exploring ideas especially on the implementing part of the project.

IIWC Indonesia will start to run Very Short Term Volunteering (VSTV) Program this year. VSTV or as well known as Weekend Workcamp is an international volunteering program where volunteers will stay less than 2 weeks (3 – 5 Days). This program is answering the demand of some volunteers who are not able to stay in a workcamp fully but they have high motivation to participate toward our project (such us employees). We started this program along with our local partner since 2011 in Mangkang Mangrove Preservation Project. This pilot project inspired our other local partner to hold the same program. We recruited mostly local volunteers at that time. This year we want to start to promote internationally this program to our entire International partner.


As IIWC collaborate STV(Workcamp), VSTV (Weekend Workcamp) and long term volunteering to achieve each project goals, therefore, all STV and VSTV project sites are the IIWC Long & Middle term Volunteering (LMTV) project sites as well. While LMTV projects are open the whole year, IIWC workcamps are organized seasonal (winter, spring, and summer).Two campleaders (or one for small group) are volunteering together in the workcamp.They are volunteers who are selected, trained, and mandated several responsibilities to facilitate and lead the workcamps. However, the successful of a workcamp is determined by the team work.

General Condition1. Volunteers must be 18 years old or older.2. English is the official language within the groups. But, most of our local partners are not

capable to speak in English. Basic Indonesian language skill will be appreciated.3. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance.4. All volunteers will have an orientation session the first day (arrival days) of each work-camp. 5. We expect all volunteers to have read and understood the info sheet. Be in time and

stay the entire length of the camp. 6. The departure day will be the last day of the work-camp.7. We expect all volunteers are aware the basic concept of international voluntary service, 8. Volunteers will need to bring a sleeping bag and air mattress.9. Volunteers will join the daily team (Cooking, washing and cleaning team every day) which

will be in shifts.10. Realize that the living conditions in Indonesia is different than at home (no warm water/ not

clean/no air-conditioning/not easy access to international phone or internet/not easy transportation all the times/ no soft beds/ bugs/mosquitoes/different food etc.)

11. All volunteers should understand the aims of the workcamp and realize that learning about the Indonesian way and the social contact is more important than the manual work.


12. We expect all the volunteers to be open minded, leave prejudice behind and show initiative.13. English should be spoken with other volunteers in the camp, even if these people do not

join the conversation. 14. Volunteers should understand for the situation to spend times with local people who do not

speak English very well. Volunteers should make the effort in trying to communicate in basic Indonesian or other ways of communicating (work, pictures, gestures, etc.) If you will try, you will be amazed how quick you will learn basic Bahasa Indonesia!

15. Because the people are quite religious islamic here, behavior and dress should be noticed the local culture, especially when in the village or offices. (No tank tops, knees should be covered).

16. Flexibility is expected from everybody as well as the realization that the Indonesian way of life and work is less stressed and should always be fun, no matter how hard the work is!

17. Don’t complain because the schedule might be changed throughout the camp, depending on conditions and situation. So bring some flexibility and stay relaxed and you will avoid a lot of stress and frustration for yourself.

18. Creativity and ideas for the work, discussions, the campsite, excursions and free time are expected to come from the group during the camp. Share your thoughts and ideas!

The Objectives1. To exchange experience and culture, to provide opportunities for volunteers to connect

with and learn from the community through enjoyment of local life and exchange. 2. To promote change with remarkable and public action of voluntary works on

empowering community.3. Mutual benefit between the stakeholder, to empower not only the hosts, but also the

local communities especially in depopulated areas.

Financial PolicyParticipation fee of STV and VSTV Projects should be paid upon arrival. It is usually after orientation session from IIWC staff or Camp Leader. It starts from IDR 1,000,000 toIDR 2,970,000 (or equal to EUR 70 – EUR 205). The participation fee is covering expenses as follow:

- Foods- Accommodation - Local transport for project- IIWC T-shirt- IIWC certificate of participation- Management Fee - Material for the camps

Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded.


Please note that apart from usual participation as international volunteers in our workcamps, IIWC opens extra opportunities for thosewith special conditions:

1) Volunteers who have experiences in leading workcamps in any countries organized by any CCIVS NGO members have chance to join (for FREE):

IIWC Workcamp leadership Training for Campleader (a mini workcamp concept 4-5 days) Further information about this point will be available in “IIWC Calls for

International Campleaders” by the end of March. 2) Volunteers who repeat participation for the 2nd time in IIWC workcamps, can be in the

same year or two previous years, they can get 12,5 % discount fee. 3) Volunteers who repeat participation for the 3rdor more time in IIWC workcamps, can be

in the same year or two previous years, they can get 25 % discount fee 4) In case of group/bilateral workcamp, one volunteer of that group must be selected as

group leader and the group leader is FREE of Participation fee. IIWC expects to have early preparation and introduction between our local campleader with your


IIWC of PKBI Winter-Spring Work Camp List 2016

No Code Name Location Date Type)* Age Vols Fee (EUR)

1 IIWC 1601 Mangkang Camp 16-1 Semarang City, Central Java 11/01–24/01 ENVI, EDU 18+ 12 185

2 IIWC 1602 Gedongsongo Camp Semarang Regency, Central Java 11/03–24/03 ENVI, EDU 18+ 12 185

3 IIWC 1603 Tegalrejo International Camp I Semarang Regency,Central Java 04/02–17/02 KIDS, EDU 18+ 12 185

4 IIWC 1604 Street Children Music Camp Semarang City, Central Java 01/02–14/02 KIDS,

EDU,MUSIC 18+ 12 185


6 IIWC 1606 Tegalrejo International Camp II Semarang Regency,Central Java 04/04–17/04 KIDS, EDU 18+ 12 185



IIWC of PKBI Summer Work Camp List 2016


1 IIWC 1608 Mangkang Camp 16-4 Semarang City, Central Java 21/07 – 03/08 ENVI, EDU 18+ < 12 165

2 IIWC 1609 Ramadhan International Camp Sleman, Yogyakarta 18/06 – 01/07 KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12 165

3 IIWC 1610 Dance4Life Caravan ISemarang Regency,Central Java

18/07 – 31/07 HEALTH, EDU 18+ < 12 165

4 IIWC 1611 Dance4Life Caravan II Semarang City, Central Java 05/08 – 18/08 HEALTH,EDU 18+ < 12 165

5 IIWC 1612 Tegalrejo Int. Camp III Semarang City, Central Java 12/08 – 25/08 KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12 165

6 IIWC 1613 Mangkang Camp 16-5Semarang Regency,Central Java

20/08 – 02/09 ENVI, EDU 18+ < 12 165

7 IIWC 1614 Dance4Life Caravan III Solo City, Central Java 20/08 – 02/09 HEALTH, EDU 18+ < 12 165

8 IIWC 1615 Dance4Life Caravan IV Grobogan Regency, Central Java 04/09 – 17/09 HEALTH, EDU 18+ < 12 165


9 IIWC 1616 Gedongsongo CampSemarang Regency,Central Java

10/09 – 23/09 ENVI, EDU 18+ < 12 165

10 IIWC 1617 Tegalrejo Int. Camp IVSemarangRegency,Central Java

18/09 – 01/10 KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12 165

11 IIWC 1618 Dance4Life Caravan V Rembang Regency, Central Java 10/09 – 23/09 HEALTH, EDU 18+ < 12 165

12 IIWC 1619 Makassar Woman Empowerment Camp

Makassar, South Sulawei 11/08 - 24/08 SOC, EDU 18+ < 12 200

13 IIWC 1620 Toraja Village Heritage Camp Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi 01/09 - 14/09 HERI, FARM,

EDU 18+ < 12 200

14 IIWC 1621 Street Children Literacy Camp

Ternate, North Maluku 01/09 - 14/09 KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12 165

15 IIWC 1622 Borobudur Village Camp Magelang Regency, Central Java 25/08 – 07/09 HERI, CUL

EDU 18+ < 12 165

16 IIWC 1623 Borobudur Camp Magelang Regency, Central Java 13/09 – 26/09 HERI, EDU 18+ < 12 165

17 IIWC 1624 Deli Serdang Education Camp Deli Serdang, North Sumatera 10/08 – 23/08 KIDS, EDU 18+ <12 200

18 IIWC 1625 Semarang Urban Farming Camp

Semarang City, Central Java 06/09 – 19/09 ENVI, FARM,

EDU 18+ <12 165

19 IIWC 1626 Indramayu Youth Empowerment Project

Indramayu Region, West Java 05/08 – 18/08 HEALTH,

KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12 165


IIWC of PKBI International Weekend Work Camp List 2016


1 VSTV – IIWC 1601 Mangkang Camp Semarang City, Central Java

11/08 – 15/08 ENVI, EDU 18+ 12 70

2 VSTV – IIWC 1602 Gedongsongo Camp Semarang Regency, Central Java

18/08 – 22/08 KIDS, EDU 18+ 12 70

3 VSTV – IIWC 1603 Tegalrejo CampSemarang Regency,

Central Java04/08 – 08/08 KIDS, EDU 18+ 12 70

4 VSTV – IIWC 1604 Semarang Street Children Camp

Semarang City, Central Java

21/07 - 25/07 KIDS,EDU 18+ 12 70

5 VSTV – IIWC 1605 Semarang Urban Farming


28/07 - 01/08 ENVI, EDU 18+ 12 70


IIWC of PKBI Winter-Spring Work Camp List 2017


1 IIWC 1701 Mangkang Camp 17-1 Semarang City, Central Java

11/01–24/012017

ENVI, EDU 18+ 12 165

2 IIWC 1702 Street Children Music Camp Semarang City, Central Java

01/02–14/02 2017

KIDS, EDU,MUSIC 18+ 12 165

3 IIWC 1703 Tegalrejo International Camp I Semarang Regency,Central Java

06/02–19/02 2017 KIDS, EDU 18+ 12 165


28/02–13/03 2017 ENVI, EDU 18+ 12 165

5 IIWC 1705 Semarang Urban Farming Camp


01/03 – 14/03 2017 ENVI, EDU 18+ 12 165

6 IIWC 1706 Gedongsongo Camp Semarang Regency, Central Java

09/03–22/03 2017 ENVI, EDU 18+ 12 165

7 IIWC 1707 Tegalrejo International Camp II Semarang Regency,Central Java

04/04–17/04 2017 KIDS, EDU 18+ 12 165


11/04–24/04 2017 ENVI, EDU 18+ 12 165


Open IVS Project List 2016 for Bilateral/Group Work Camp(Duration: 1 – 4 Weeks)


1 STV-IIWC 01 Indramayu Youth Empowerment Project

Indramayu Region, West Java Demand Based HEALTH, KIDS,

EDU 18+ < 12 165

2 STV-IIWC 02 Mangkang Mangrove Conservation Project

Semarang City, Central Java Demand Based ENVI, EDU 18+ < 12 165

3 STV-IIWC 03 Gedongsongo Heritage Village Project

Semarang Regency, Central Java Demand Based HERI, EDU 18+ < 12 165

4 STV-IIWC 04 Tegalrejo Red-District Shelter Project

Semarang Regency, Central Java Demand Based KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12 165

5 STV-IIWC 05 Borobudur Temple Compound Project

Magelang Regency, Central Java Demand Based HERI, EDU 18+ < 12 165

6 STV-IIWC 06 Borobudur Village Heritage Project

Magelang Regency, Central Java Demand Based HERI, CUL,

EDU 18+ < 12 165

7 STV-IIWC 07 Sunan Kuning Red-District Project Semarang City, Central Java Demand Based HEALTH, EDU 18+ < 12 165

8 STV-IIWC 08 Semarang Street Children Project Semarang City, Central Java Demand Based KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12 165


9 STV-IIWC 09 Semarang Urban Farming Project

Semarang City, Central Java Demand Based ENVI, FARM,

EDU 18+ <12 165

10 STV-IIWC 10 Toraja Village Heritage Project Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi

Demand Based HERI, FARM, EDU 18+ <12 200

11 STV-IIWC 11 Women Empowerment Project Makassar, South Sulawesi

Demand Based SOC, EDU 18+ < 12 165

12 STV-IIWC 12 Deli Serdang Education Project Deli Serdang, North Sumatera

Demand Based KIDS, EDU 18+ <12 200

13 STV-IIWC 13 Street Children Literacy Project Ternate, North Maluku

Demand Based KIDS, EDU 18 <12 200

14 STV-IIWC 14 Semoya Education Project Sleman, Yogyakarta

Demand Based KIDS, EDU 18 <12 165

15 STV-IIWC 15 Tegalrejo Red-District Project Semarang Regency. Central Java

Demand Based HEALTH, EDU 18 <12 165

* NOTE: ENVI: ENVIRONMENT; EDU: EDUCATION; HERI: HERITAGE; KIDS: CHILDREN; CUL: CULTURAL; HEALTH: HEALTH 1 EUR EQUALS TO IDR 14,370 (PER JANUARY 22ND, 2015)


Children Friendly Camp/Family Camp

Code/Name Location Available Period Duration Type)* Family

FC-IIWC 01Gedongsongo

Heritage Village Project

Semarang Regency, Central

Java

August – September

Min 2 Weeks

HERI, EDU

Min 2 adults 2 children ( > 6 - 12 years old)

A. Background:Gedongsongo is one of national heritage situated in Central Java. There are 5 temples in the areas and the temples and became an attractive place for holiday, especially for regional tourist. This temple also surrounding by many intangible heritage such as dance, music, and festival that should support on the temple preservation matters. But still the environment awareness, socio economic background, sanitation and hygiene of the local people need to be improved. Most of the locals are earning money from the vegetables garden. The limitation of environmental friendly awareness from the local visitor as well as the sellers, this situation left many garbage in the temple area. The increasing number of visitor each year also contributed vandalism at the temple become one of the big problem on the heritage preservation issues.

B. Project: Volunteers will do the follow up of activities; education and sharing knowledge on garbage recycle (School Visit), Managing Garbage Dumping, Cleaning Temple, environmental education for children, and campaign about environmental issue.


C. Aims: To increase the awareness of the local people about garbage problem (especially non organic garbage), to support tangible and intangible heritage preservation program, cultural exchange with local people and educate student/local people to take care their environment.

D. Work: Mainly will work in changing behavior activities of the local people toward their environment such as recycle garbage, introducing personal hygiene related to the environment condition, organizing additional English lesson and school visit, and playing games with children. There will be also possibilities on physical work such as cleaning the temple, planting trees, gardening, or making sign board/garbage bin.

E. Special remarks: please bring any necessary information about garbage recycle/upcycle. Be very creative for additional English lesson, games and other activities for the children. Usually on February should be already entering rainy season. But, the weather becomes unpredictable now. So, do remember to bring sun block, rain coat and warm clothes to prevent very hot in the day time, rain during work and very cold at night.

F. Location: Candi Village, Gedongsongo, Bandungan, Semarang Recency, Central Java Indonesia. The volunteers can see the breath taken view from the top of the hill in Gedongsongo. The air is so fresh and the nature is still so pure for a relaxing day. Click here to see the map.

G. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag or and mattress needed, self cooking, and self managing.

H. Fee:1000 – 1500 Euros per group

I. Air port: Ahmad Yani Semarang Air port (SRG); Train Station:TawangMain Train Station


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IndramayuYouth Empowerment Project

Code/Name Location Date Type)* Age VolsIIWC 1626

Indramayu Youth Empowerment Project

Indramayu Region, West Java 05/08 – 18/08

HEALTH, KIDS, EDU

18+ < 12

STV-IIWC 01Indramayu Youth

Empowerment Project

Indramayu Region, West Java Demand Based

HEALTH, KIDS, EDU

18+ < 12

A. Background:Indramayu located in West Java, Indonesia. It crossed by “Pantura” (JalurPantai Utara, or North Beach Stripe) ,one of the densest stripe in Java, especially in holiday season. Living in coastal area makes most of the population work as fishermen and farmers. Teenagers in Indramayu mostly start working and get marriage in very early aged. This condition makes concern of MCR PKBI (Mitra Citra Remaja- Youth Center of PKBI Indramayu Branch) pioneered a program for youth as an efforts to improve the quality of life of teenagers through movement called "BE AWESOME, BE HEALTHY TEENS". MCR PKBI Indramayu consists of youth activist who believe in youth power.

B. Project: "BE AWESOME, BE HEALTHY TEENS" is a campaign to raise the awareness of youth to take responsibilities of their self. This campaign conducted through; School road show, fun discussion, radio talk show, youth friendly services, and counseling.

C. Aims: Raising awareness of teenagers to keeping their self from any risky behavior such as sexual risk, drugs, or gender based violence.


D. Work: Volunteer will work with local volunteers to arrange creative way to deliver information about sexual and reproductive health, gender based violence, and cultural exchange. Volunteer also will stay with local people to feel the atmosphere of fisherman and farmers way of life and playing with the kids as well.

E. Special remarks: Be ready with sun burnt, extremely transition weather (sunny to rainy!), and coastal air, and mosquitoes. Please keep in mind that in Indonesia talking about sexual and reproductive health issues is taboo, so you need to find creative way to deliver this kind of information. You will collaborate with volunteer of MCR PKBI Indramayu, so you must be able to work in team.

F. Location:EretanWetan and Mundak Jaya Village, Indramayu. West Java- Java Island.

G. Accommodation: Local community house. Sleeping bag is needed, self cooking, and self management.

H. Fee :165 Euros

I. Air port :Husein Sastranegara Airport, Bandung City


Mangkang Mangrove Conservation Project


Mangkang Camp 16-1Semarang City,

Central Java 11/01 – 24/01 ENVI, EDU 18+ < 12

IIWC 1605Mangkang Camp 16-2

Semarang City, Central Java 26/02 – 08/03 ENVI, EDU 18+ < 12









11/01–24/012017 ENVI, EDU 18+ < 12



28/02–13/03 2017 ENVI, EDU 18+ < 12



11/04–24/04 2017 ENVI, EDU 18+ < 12

STV-IIWC 02Mangkang Mangrove Conservation Project

Semarang City, Central Java Demand Based ENVI, EDU 18+ < 12

A. Background:Mangkang is a fisher and farmer village located in west Semarang. This project is answering the needs of preserving the coastal side of North Java Sea in


Mangkang. About 1,1 km costal line in Mangkang area is now in danger due to the abrasion of the sea, cutting mangrove by local people and heavy force from the river flows. Before, many kinds of fish and shrimps are living there, but now since the condition of the mangrove forest is getting worse, it is quite difficult to find the species anymore. Fisherman also needs to go further to the ocean to fish and it means much work they need to do to earn money. Mangkang is the project site for IIWC’s World Tanabata Action of CCIVS UNESCO and Climate4Peace of SCI International.

B. Project: Preserving natural diversity and sea shore from the abrasion because of no more mangrove and too strong waves from the ocean will be the main focus of the camp. This project implemented by collaboration between IIWC Indonesia and local communities named BIOTA Foundation &KelompokPetani Mangrove Lestari.

C. Aims: To initiate the project of protecting the sea shore by planting mangroves and, to increase the awareness of the local people, the fisherman, and local students to protect their environment as well as their future.

D. Work: Planting mangrove and other trees in beach, environment education garbage management discussion to local people and local children, some physical activity to support garbage management program in this area, school visits for environment education, green campaign in city centre, and manage the mangrove fruits to be snacks or foods and promote it. A testimony of previous volunteer from Lithuania

E. Special remarks: Very hot and less hygiene condition of poor coastal area. Be ready with sun block and sun burnt. Bring some ideas for environment education (especially about mangrove and how to take care of it) and Olympic games for environment education for small children aged from 6-12 and adult.

F. Location:Mangunharjo Village, Mangkang, Semarang Central Java Indonesia. Click here to see the map.

G. Accommodation: IIWC Volunteer house, sleeping bag is needed, self cooking, and self management.

H. Fee :185 Euros (Winter-Spring ‘16) &165 Euros (Summer ‘16& Winter-Spring ‘17)

I. Air port : Ahmad Yani Semarang Air port (SRG); Train Station:Tawang Main Train Station


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Code/Name Location Date Type)* Age VolsVSTV – IIWC 1601Mangkang Camp


11/08 – 15/08 ENVI, EDU 18+ 12

A. Background:Mangkang is a fisher and farmer village located in west Semarang. This project is answering the needs of preserving the coastal side of North Java Sea in Mangkang. About 1,1 km costal line in Mangkang area is now in danger due to the abrasion of the sea, cutting mangrove by local people and heavy force from the river flows.

B. Project: Preserving natural diversity and sea shore from the abrasion because of no more mangrove and too strong waves from the ocean will be the main focus of the camp. This project implemented by collaboration between IIWC Indonesia and local communities named BIOTA Foundation &KelompokPetani Mangrove Lestari.

C. Aims: To initiate the project of protecting the sea shore by planting mangroves and, to increase the awareness of the local people, the fisherman, and local students to protect their environment as well as their future.

D. Work: Planting mangrove and other trees in beach, environment education garbage management discussion to local people and local children, some physical activity to support garbage management program in this area, school visits for environment education, green campaign in city centre, and manage the mangrove fruits to be snacks or foods and promote it. A testimony of previous volunteer from Lithuania

E. Special remarks: Very hot and less hygiene condition of poor coastal area. Be ready with sun block and sun burnt. Bring some ideas for environment education (especially about mangrove and how to take care of it) and Olympic games for environment education for small children aged from 6-12 and adult.

F. Location:Mangunharjo Village, Mangkang, Semarang Central Java Indonesia. Click here to see the map.

G. Accommodation: IIWC Volunteer house, sleeping bag is needed, self cooking, and self management.

H. Fee :70 Euros


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I. Air port : Ahmad Yani Semarang Air port (SRG); Train Station:Tawang Main Train Station

Dance4Life Caravan 2016


Dance4Life Caravan ISemarang Regency,

Central Java 18/07 – 31/07 HEALTH, EDU 18+ < 12

IIWC 1611Dance4Life Caravan II

Semarang City, Central Java 05/08 – 18/08 HEALTH, EDU 18+ < 12

IIWC 1614Dance4Life Caravan III

Solo City, Central Java 20/08 – 02/09 HEALTH, EDU 18+ < 12

IIWC 1615Dance4Life Caravan IV

Grobogan Regency, Central Java 04/09 – 17/09 HEALTH, EDU 18+ < 12

IIWC 1618Dance4Life Caravan V

Rembang Regency, Central Java 10/09 – 23/09 HEALTH, EDU 18+ < 12

A. Background: In 2012, UNAIDS Reported around 35,3 million people have been infected by HIV and AIDS virus. In average, there is around 6300 new HIV cases are happening everyday and around 2,3 million cases new HIV cases are reported, about 39% comes from teenage and youth (productive ages) about 15 – 24 years old. Till December 2013, Indonesia Health Ministry reported 127.427 HIV infection cases found, and 52.348 AIDS cases found. The ages between 20-29 years old dominates around 24% and 15-19 years 3,3%. In Central Java province discovered 3.339 AIDS cases. It made some NGO and Youth Organization around Indonesia creates actions and programs in term to educate young people about sex education in term of HIV/AIDS issues. IIWC cooperated with PILAR youth center of PKBI/IPPA Central Java creates Dance4Life Caravan project, merged with IVS movement to encourage young people around the world to care about this issue.


B. Project: Dance for life is from youth to youth program. The approach of Dance4life program combines the youth culture through social media, language, icon, music and especially dance. Dance4life introduces 4 unique steps which well-implemented in communities, school, and universities. The 4 unique steps concepts are described through four words, they are Inspire, educate, activate, and celebrate. This event will be held as HCT (Heart Connecting Tour) to some schools, universities, and communities within two hours length of time for each event.

C. Aims: Dance4life involves the youth by giving them personal experience, interactive and emotional. The main aims are:1. Youth understand basic information about sexual health and

reproduction with the rights2. Youth understand the issues of

gender and sexuality & understand sexual issues as part of human rights.

3. Youth uderstand basic information about HIV, AIDS and STI (Sexually Transmitted Infection)

4. Youth understand about unexpected pregnancy and how to prevent it.

5. Youth understand the problem and potential of sexual violence6. Youth understand the self potential and the influence of friends and

surroundings.7. Youth are able to share the information they got to their friends and

surroundings.8. Youth learn some development skills to increase their self

confidence.

D. Work: At the beginning of the Workcamp there will be small training for volunteer on understanding of this global campaign. Then, volunteers need to prepare and also take a role as facilitators for youth and motivate them to actively involve as agent of change in countermeasures the danger of HIV in the form of HCT (Heart Connecting Tour). Within 14 active days (minus 1 free day), volunteers will do HCT in some schools and universities with target group of 20,000 youth in each camp.

E. Special remarks:Browse the dance4life video in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JM87vPZdzE

F. Location:5Workcamp will held in 5 cities form June – September. There will be in Semarang (See the map here), Semarang regency (See the map here), Grobogan (See the map here), Solo (See the map here), &Rembang (See the map here)

G. Accommodation:IIWC Volunteer house, sleeping bag is needed, self cooking, and self management.


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JM87vPZdzE

H. Fee:165 Euros

I. Air port:Ahmad Yani Semarang Air port; Train Station:Tawang Semarang train station


Gedongsongo Heritage Village Project


Gedongsongo CampSemarang Regency,

Central Java 11/03 – 24/03 HERI, EDU 18+ < 12

IIWC 1616Gedongsongo Camp

Semarang Regency,Central Java 10/09 – 23/09 HERI, EDU 18+ < 12

IIWC 1706Gedongsongo Camp

Semarang Regency, Central Java 09/03–22/03 ENVI, EDU 18+ < 12

STV-IIWC 03Gedongsongo Heritage

Village Project

Semarang Regency, Central Java Demand Based HERI, EDU 18+ < 12

A. Background:Gedongsongo is one of national heritage situated in Central Java. There are 5 temples in the areas and the temples and became an attractive place for holiday, especially for regional tourist. This temple also surrounding by many intangible heritage such as dance, music, and festival that should support on the temple preservation matters. But still the environment awareness, socio economic background, sanitation and hygiene of the local people need to be improved. Most of the locals are earning money from the vegetables garden. The limitation of environmental friendly awareness from the local visitor as well as the sellers, this situation left many garbage in the temple area. The increasing number of visitor each year also contributed vandalism at the temple become one of the big problem on the heritage preservation issues.


B. Project: Volunteers will do the follow up of activities; education and sharing knowledge on garbage recycle (School Visit), Managing Garbage Dumping, Cleaning Temple, environmental education for children, and campaign about environmental issue.

C. Aims: To increase the awareness of the local people about garbage problem (especially non organic garbage), to support tangible and intangible heritage preservation program, cultural exchange with local people and educate student/local people to take care their environment.

D. Work: Mainly will work in changing behavior activities of the local people toward their environment such as recycle garbage, introducing personal hygiene related to the environment condition, organizing additional English lesson and school visit, and playing games with children. There will be also possibilities on physical work such as cleaning the temple, planting trees, gardening, or making sign board/garbage bin.

E. Special remarks: please bring any necessary information about garbage recycle/upcycle. Be very creative for additional English lesson, games and other activities for the children. Usually on February should be already entering rainy season. But, the weather becomes unpredictable now. So, do remember to bring sun block, rain coat and warm clothes to prevent very hot in the day time, rain during work and very cold at night.



H. Fee :185 Euros (Winter-Spring ‘16) &165 Euros (Summer ‘16 & Winter-Spring ‘17)




Code/Name Location Date Type)* Age VolsVSTV – IIWC 1602

Gedongsongo CampSemarang City,

Central Java18/08 – 22/08 HEALTH,

EDU 18+ 12

A. Background:Gedongsongo temple surrounding by many intangible heritage such as dance, music, and festival that should support on the temple preservation matters. Besides they need to improve their environment awareness,& socio economic, they face the problem on the high of underage marriage.

B. Project: Volunteers will do the follow up of activities; education and sharing knowledge on environment awareness, and sexual & reproductive health and rights for youth in this area.

C. Aims: To increase the awareness of the local people about garbage problem (especially non organic garbage),cultural exchange with local people and educate student/local people to take care their environment& decreasing of underage marriage number in this area.

D. Work:Organizing simple seminar for local families and youth about sexual & reproductive health & right issue. Volunteers are espected to prepare small presentation about family planning issue in their country. There will be also possibilities on physical work such as cleaning the temple, planting trees, gardening, or making sign board/garbage bin.

E. Special remarks: Be very creative for additional English lesson, games and other activities for the children. Usually on February should be already entering rainy season. But, the weather becomes unpredictable now. So, do remember to bring sun block, rain coat and warm clothes to prevent very hot in the day time, rain during work and very cold at night.



H. Fee:70 Euros




Tegalrejo Red-District Shelter Project


Tegalrejo Int. Camp ISemarang Regency,

Central Java 04/02 – 17/02 KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12

IIWC 1606Tegalrejo Int. Camp II

Semarang Regency, Central Java 04/04 – 17/04 KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12

IIWC 1612Tegalrejo Int. Camp III

Semarang Regency, Central Java 12/08 – 25/08 KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12

IIWC 1617Tegalrejo Int. Camp IV

Semarang Regency,Central Java 18/09 – 01/10 KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12

IIWC 1703Tegalrejo Int. Camp I

Semarang Regency,Central

Java06/02–19/02 KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12

IIWC 1707Tegalrejo Int. Camp II

Semarang Regency,Central

Java04/04–17/04 KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12

STV-IIWC 04Tegalrejo Red-District

Shelter Project

Semarang Regency, Central Java Demand Based KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12

A. Background: This project was Initiated since 2006 by cooperation with NOVIB IDO which concerned in the prevention of STI and HIV/AIDS in Tegalrejo and Sukosari the two prostitution areas in Semarang uptown. After this pilot project, this project turns to focus more on the education especially highlighting the mental side of the children in the


prostitution. This is due to the lack of concern on this issue from all stakeholders in Tegalrejo prostitution area while IIWC of PKBI found out that there is big chance for IIWC to address the children issue.

B. Project: Tegalrejo project at moment is the follow up of workcamps that regularly organized between IIWC and NICE Japan by setting up a shelter. This shelter is used for children to learn their school subject and to gain soft skills such as handicraft, dance, singing, etc assisted by volunteers. This year we start to set up international group to support this project and make it better in the future.

C. Aims: 1. To promote or introduce the shelter among the local youth or students nearby2. To motivate the children about the importance of education3. To organize activities for the children in prostitution area4. To exchange culture between participants, local people, and local students

D. Work: main work is running daily teaching activities in shelter (language classes, handicraft, arts, dance, etc) , promote shelter to be recognized by local youth ( youth club, high schools, or university) in order to get local volunteer that could help for daily teaching in shelter and activity with local people.

E. Special remarks: be ready with many ideas for games and competition for children. Be open minded, and need to have lots love and cares to children , be ready as well that some children might be hyperactive.

F. Accommodation: Tegalrejo Shelter/RumahBelajar IIWC (minimum standard Javaneserent house); sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking

G. Location:Tegalrejosub-village, Jatijajar village, Semarang, Central Java Indonesia.Click here to see the map.

H. Fee :185 Euros (Winter-Spring ‘16) &165 Euros (Summer ‘16 & Winter-Spring ‘17)

I. Airport: Ahmad Yani Semarang airport (SRG); Train station:Tawang Main Train station


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Code/Name Location Date Type)* Age Vols

VSTV – IIWC 1603Tegalrejo Camp

Semarang Regency,Central Java

04/08 – 08/08 HEALTH, EDU 18+ 12

A. Background:This projectInitiated since 2006 by cooperation with NOVIB IDO which concerned in the prevention of STI and HIV/AIDS in Tegalrejo and Sukosari the two prostitution areas in Semarang uptown. due to the lack of concern on this issue from all stakeholders in Tegalrejo prostitution area while IIWC found out that there is big chance for IIWC to address the children issue. Based on this background, one of the issue is celebrating birthday. It is an event which seems unreachable for them. So that, IIWC tries to appreciate them by conducting children’s birthday party.

B. Project:Tegalrejo project at moment is the follow up of workcamps that regularly organized between IIWC and NICE Japan by setting up a shelter. This shelter is used for children to learn their school subject and to gain soft skills such as handicraft, dance, singing, etc assisted by volunteers. This year we start to set up international group to support this project and make it better in the future. One of the additional project is to celebrate the children’s birthday.

C. Aims: 1. To celebrate local children’s birthday2. To organize activities for the children in prostitution area3. To exchange culture between participants, local people, and local students

D. Work:The project will be held in 5 days. First day will be dedicated for arrival and orientation day, and Last day dedicated for departure day from project site. 3 days in between will be allocated by discussing, preparing, and celebrating the children’s birthday. There will be daily teaching activities in shelter which can be language classes, handicraft, arts, dance, etc.

E. Special remarks:be ready with many ideas for birthday preparation for children. Be open minded, and need to have lots love and cares to children.Be ready as well that some children might be hyperactive.

F. Location:Jatijajar Village, Semarang, Central Java. Click here to see the map.

G. Accommodation:Tegalrejo Shelter/RumahBelajar IIWC (minimum standard Javaneserent house); sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking

H. Fee :70 Euros


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I. Air port :Ahmad Yani International Airport, Semarang City


Borobudur Temple Compound Project


Borobudur CampMagelang Regency,

Central Java 13/09 – 26/09 HERI, EDU 18+ < 12

STV-IIWC 05Borobudur Temple Compound Project

Magelang Regency, Central Java Demand Based HERI, EDU 18+ < 12

A. Background: Indonesia International Work Camp has been carrying on the Patrimonito project since 2008 by organizing Borobudur International Camp. The activity was organized based on the need of the awareness rising among the youth in protecting, promoting and preserving the world heritage site in Indonesia especially in Borobudur temple.

B. Project: The international work camp organized in Borobudur temple (find the link of UNESCO's inscription for Borobudur) for world heritage volunteer project under the scheme of UNESCO World Heritage Education program, Borobudur Patrimonito International Work camp focuses on the education and awareness campaigns by involving local senior high school students trained as “Young Guardian”, local youth and local people. The target group of the project is visitors of the temple (both domestic and international visitors).

C. Aims:1. To organize training for young guardian network, local studentsand local communities

that will act as multiplier for the world heritage education project in their locality.


2. To organize activitiesfor creating promotional education materials or tools for public awareness campaigns on the One stop service stands

3. To organize public awareness campaign by distributing education and promotion materials

4. To strengthen the cooperation with all stake holder and site management of world heritage site in Indonesia.

D. Work: Designing workshop/training for young guardian club of Borobudur, implementing the awareness campaigns by organizing One stop service desk for visitors of the temple and school visit

E. Special remarks: be ready for, many ideas for games, competition and cultural exchange. So enthusiastic local students, very broad visitors with different understanding about preserving world heritage, be patient and have big big smiles!!!

F. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking

G. Location: Borobudur Village, Mungkid, Magelang, Central Java Indonesia. Click here to see the map.

H. Fee :165 Euros

I. Airport:AdiSuciptoInternational Airport, Yogyakarta (JOG)


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Borobudur Village Heritage Project


Borobudur Village Camp

Magelang Regency, Central Java 27/08 – 09/09 HERI, EDU 18+ < 12

STV-IIWC 06Borobudur Village Heritage Project

Magelang Regency, Central Java Demand Based HERI, CUL,

EDU 18+ < 12

A. Background: Borobudur Village Heritage Project located nearby the Borobudur Compound. The Borobudur Compounds is the greatest Buddhist temple in all over the world. Nominated as one of World Heritage List, The Borobudur Compounds has the most complete Buddhist relief as well. In a year, there are approximately 3.5 million people came to see and learn Borobudur Compound history and philosophy. This number are not as huge as number of people who interest in another cultural things in Borobudur Village. If we walk about 10 minutes from Borobudur Compounds we will find a peaceful place where Borobudur Village Heritage is preserved. Borobudur Village Heritage consists of Gamelan (Javanese traditional instrument) House, pottery Houses, Traditional food made of tofu, traditional oil refining, etc. There are Community Gallery of UNESCO to display all the traditional handmade of community.

B. Project: Providing creative method to educate student and visitors of Borobudur Compound together with local volunteer who lived in Village. Cultural exchange for the local people and the volunteer would be nice collaboration to raising awareness of preserving heritage.


C. Aims: Preserve Borobudur Village Heritage by inspiring local youth to love their village heritage.

D. Work: Learning Borobudur Village Heritage, school visit to educate student about Borobudur Village Heritage, cleaning Borobudur Temple Compounds, creative campaign to raising awareness visitors to preserve Borobudur Temple Compounds.

E. Special remarks: Very hot but sometimes rainy. Be ready with sun burnt and mosquitoes. Bring some ideas for creative campaign to preserve Borobudur Village Heritage, and your cultural learning spirit. You will amazed by the beautiful of the “sunrise and sunset” spot, fresh air from the field rice and hill, and the lovable society.

F. Location: Borobudur Regency, Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia

G. Accommodation: Local community house, sleeping bag is needed, self cooking, and self management.

H. Fee :165 Euros

I. Air port :AdiSoecipto Airport, Yogyakarta


SunanKuning Red-District Project

Code/Name Location Date Type)* Age VolsSTV-IIWC 07

Sunan Kuning Red-District Project

Semarang City, Central Java Demand Based HEALTH, EDU 18+ < 12

A. Background: Red district in Semarang was growing so much rapidly and easy to access. It caused hidden risk on spreading HIV/AIDS in society. One of point concentration is SunanKuning/Argorejoresocialization/rehabilitation. This area founded on 1966 when Semarang government initiated to relocated some red district point in some places in Semarang in the one place. This place located in West Semarang district, around 10 minutes by car from Airport.

B. Project: For the latest survey on 2012, there are 719 women sex worker live in this area. They are spreading in some entertainment business district/karaoke. IIWC cooperated with Griya Asa who focuses on HIV and STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infections) prevention action in this area. The main vision of this project is Health promotion of HIV & STI prevention program in Sunan Kuning (Argorejo) Red District Area.

C. Aims: 1. To support Griya ASA Program, and Lentera ASA on Prevention of HIV and STI issues in

Red District 2. To organize some informal alternative classes for sex worker (such as handicraft class,

language class and etc)


3. To organize one session about cultural exchange with target group 4. To organize some university/school visit on behalf of student discussion forum about

HIV and STI issues

D. Work: STI Outreach toward sex Workcamp in SunanKuning Area, Outreach with the children in SunanKuning Area, Campaign in the city center about STI prevention, And Student discussion in University

E. Special remarks:Volunteers will stay in a house outside of Red District. We will go by feet to the Red District in the morning before we will start the activity. There will some children live in surrounding volunteer house want to visit you during free time with a lot of enthusiasm, be patient and have big big smiles!!!

F. Location:Argorejo Red District, Semarang City, Central Java. Click here to see the map.

G. Accommodation:IIWC Volunteer house in Semarang, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking, and self management

H. Fee:165 Euros

I. Airport: Ahmad Yani Semarang Airport (SRG); Train station:TawangMain Train Station


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Semarang Street Children Project


Street Children Music CampSemarang City,

Central Java 01/02 – 14/02 KIDS, EDU,MUSIC 18+ < 12

IIWC 1702Street Children Music Camp


01/02–14/022017

KIDS, EDU,MUSIC 18 + < 12

STV-IIWC 08Semarang Street Children

Project

Semarang City, Central Java Demand Based KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12

A. Background: The workcamp will take place in Bangun Harjo village, which is located in Semarang City. This village is very close with Johar Market, the biggest traditional market in Semarang. Most of the local people there live in low economic standard. The conditionof houses area is dirty and due to (penurunantanah) issue in Semarang it can be flooded by sea water in daily basis even thou it is not regularly. In this less advantage condition the children living in this area make money in the street even some of them do not go to school. In cooperation with one local NGO name ASA RumahPintarBangjo which has one shelter for the street children around Johar market IIWC would like to support the NGO’s activity through an international workcamp.

B. Project: The project is mainly for supportingRumpinBangjo of PKBI Jawa Tengahprogram in educating children in Semarang slum Area.

C. Aims:


1. To create educative games for the children so that it will give them more time for positive activities in their home instead of going to street.

2. To create some activities dealing with personal hygiene for local children. 3. To exchange the vision of each country’s living aspects, including education, culture,

and way of life, especially which concerns to education and health4. To motivate the community (especially children in the area)

D. Work: The main activities in Semarang Street Children Camp will deal with manual activities of teaching and playing with children such as making handicraft, necklace, or small something easy to get and possibly arts or music as well as collaborating with local people like sharing the culture. As a part of this project, school visit and university visit, we will visit some schools/university to campaign the street children project and cultural exchange. These activities really need strong motivation and physic. The detailed activities are broken down into the tentative schedule which will be sent together with welcoming email from the workcamp leaders directly.

E. Special remarks: target groups are the children. Be ready with lots of ideas and loves for children.

F. Accommodation: The volunteers will stay in IIWC Volunteer house Semarang with shared toilet and bathroom, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking. IIWC volunteers house Semarang is located more or less 6 km away from the workcamp project site. The group of the volunteers will take public car together to reach the workcamp site almost every day.

G. Location: Semarang City, Central Java Indonesia. Click here to see the map.

H. Fee :165 Euros

I. Airport: Ahmad Yani Semarang airport, Train Station: Tawang Semarang train station


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Code/Name Location Date Type)* Age VolsVSTV – IIWC 1604Semarang Street Children Camp

Semarang City, Central Java 21/07 - 25/07 HEALTH,EDU 18+ 12

A. Background: The work camp will take place in Bangun Harjo village, which is located in Semarang City. This village is very close with Johar Market, the biggest traditional market in Semarang. Most of the local people there live in low economic standard. In this less advantage condition the children living in this area make money in the street even some of them do not go to school. In cooperation with one local NGO name ASA RumahPintarBangjo which has one shelter for the street children.

B. Project: The project is mainly for supportingRumpinBangjo of PKBI Jawa Tengah program in educating children in Semarang slum Area.

C. Aims:1. To create educative games for the children so that it will give them more time for

positive activities in their home instead of going to street. 2. To create some activities dealing with personal hygiene for local children. 3. To exchange the vision of each country’s living aspects, including education, culture,

and way of life, especially which concerns to education and health

D. Work: The main activities in Semarang Street Children Camp will deal with manual activities of teaching and playing with children such as making handicraft, necklace, or small something easy to get and possibly arts or music as well as collaborating with local people like sharing the culture.

E. Special remarks: target groups are the children. Be ready with lots of ideas and loves for children.

F. Accommodation: The volunteers will stay in IIWC Volunteer house Semarang with shared toilet and bathroom, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking. IIWC volunteers house Semarang is located more or less 6 km away from the workcamp project site. The group of the volunteers will take public car together to reach the workcamp site almost every day.

G. Location: Semarang City, Central Java Indonesia. Click here to see the map.

H. Fee :165 Euros



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Semarang Urban Farming Project


Semarang Urban Farming Camp


06/09 – 19/09 ENVI, EDU 18+ <12

IIWC 1705Semarang Urban

Farming Camp


01/03 – 14/032017 ENVI, EDU 18+ <12

VSTV – IIWC 1605Semarang Urban

Farming Camp


28/07 - 01/08 ENVI, EDU 18+ <12

STV-IIWC 09Semarang Urban Farming Project


Demand Based ENVI, EDU 18+ < 12

A. Background:Semarang city is growing and becomes the 4th largest City in Indonesia. It has some slum area problem due the high of urbanization from sub urban city surround this city. GAMeS (Gerakan Ayo MenanamSayur) ENG: Vegetable Planting Movement. Initiated a movement to optimize the usage of household waste and rising awareness toward society on environment protection in Semarang City. They face some problem o spread this spirit. For example lack of awareness on how important farming habit in urban live, and city live makes not so much time want to invest on participating the movement. But, for some couple years GAMeS engage cooperation with family empowerment program that most of the members are housewife in certain group. This group has the most


possibility to join the movement.

B. Project:Increase participation of urban communities to participate actively on farming movement to greening the city and farming in limited area.

C. Aims: To increase of urban communities participation on Urban Farming Movement To realize Vegetables Community which we are going to propose to city governor as

one sample to be implemented to other areas. To increase interest from urban communities on greening program of Semarang city

and communities urban garbage management.

D. Work:Farming activities with urban communities, Verticultur tools making in GAMeS activity center, Life-in with local communities, Distributing 1000 vegetable seeds in city center during CFD (car free day/weekend), Edu-Farming program in some schools.

E. Special remarks:You will participate in some local communities’ routines meeting or activities. There are living also many children surrounding your campsite, please be prepare some educative games, laugh and smiles.

F. Accommodation: Volunteers will live with host family with shared toilet and bathroom, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking.

G. Location:Borobudur Timur Street RT 04 RW 08 KelurahanKembangarumKecamatan Semarang Barat Kota Semarang

H. Fee :165 Euros

I. Airport:Ahmad Yani Semarang airport, Train Station: Tawang Semarang train station


Code/Name Location Date Type)* Age VolsVSTV – IIWC 1605Semarang Urban

Farming Camp


28/07 - 01/08 ENVI, EDU 18+ <12

A. Background:Semarang city is growing and becomes the 4th largest City in Indonesia. It has some slum area problem due the high of urbanization from sub urban city surround this city. GAMeS (Gerakan Ayo MenanamSayur) ENG: Vegetable Planting Movement. Initiated a movement to optimize the usage of household waste and rising awareness toward society on environment protection in Semarang City. They face some problem o spread this spirit. For example lack of awareness on how important farming habit in urban live, and city live makes not so much time want to invest on participating the movement. But, for some couple years GAMeS engage cooperation with family empowerment program that most of the members are housewife in certain group. This group has the most possibility to join the movement.

B. Project:Increase participation of urban communities to participate actively on farming movement to greening the city and farming in limited area.

C. Aims: To increase of urban communities participation on Urban Farming Movement To increase interest from urban communities on greening program of Semarang

city and communities urban garbage management.

D. Work: Farming activities with urban communities, Verticultur tools making in GAMeS activity center, Life-in with local communities, Distributing 1000 vegetable seeds in city center during CFD (car free day/weekend)

E. Special remarks:You will participate in some local communities’ routines meeting or activities. There are living also many children surrounding your campsite, please be prepare some educative games, laugh and smiles.

F. Accommodation: Volunteers will live with host family with shared toilet and bathroom, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking.

G. Location:Borobudur Timur Street RT 04 RW 08 KelurahanKembangarumKecamatan Semarang Barat Kota Semarang

H. Fee :70 Euros



Toraja Village Heritage Project


Toraja Village Heritage Camp

Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi

01/09 - 14/09HERI,

FARM, EDU

18+ < 12

STV-IIWC 10Toraja Village

Heritage Project

Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi Demand Based

HERI, FARM,

EDU18+ <12

A. Background: The effort toward Toraja becomes listed in the World Heritage has been done by KRIS foundation since 2006 using the community based approach. However, inspired by the Young Guardian in Action project in Borobudur and convinced by the value of international volunteering service, KRIS Foundation is eager to host international volunteers to support its program to address the local people for world heritage awareness.

B. Project: Project: Toraja is a sacred cultural ethnic located in Tana Toraja or Toraja land in South Sulawesi. It is famous for burial/ funeral ceremony as huge part of the culture. Toraja is listed as one of UNESCO World Heritage tentative list. Tana Toraja sites located in remote area in Makale District. They do not have so much access on public facilities.

C. Aims:


To support local wisdom toward preserving tangible and intangible heritage in this sites.

To Educate Local People about environmentally friendly life style To develop micro economy through sustainable environment and culture To create English speaking atmosphere in the community

D. Work:Supporting the organic farming for local farmers. It will be much better if volunteers can share ideasabout best practices of organic farming in different places (their home countries, etc), Promoting family planning issue and youth empowerment program in this area.

E. Accommodation: Boarding Housewith shared toilet and bathroom, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking.

F. Location: Makale district, South Sulawesi, Indonesia.

G. Special Remarks: First Long and Middle Term volunteering project organize by IIWC involving other stakeholder of world heritage in Indonesia. Knowledge of history or world heritage site will be very helpful.

H. Fee:200 Euros

I. Airport:Sultan Hasanuddin International Airport, Makassar


Makassar Women Empowerment Project


Makassar Woman Empowerment Camp

Makassar, South Sulawei

11/08 - 24/08 SOC, EDU 18+ < 12

STV-IIWC 11Makassar Women

Empowerment Project

Makassar, South Sulawesi Demand Based SOC, EDU 18+ <12

A. Background: In Makassar seasore area, living fisherman families since many years ago. In this era, housewife takes an important role to develop their economic capacity in particular level to local level. Since the developments on seashore are pushing them into difficult situation that they do not have regular income per day. KelompokWanitaNelayan Fatimah Azzahra (Eng:Fisherman Housewife Community “Fatimah Azzahra”) has some empowering community program such as woman empowering to support their family daily income and to fulfill their daily needs. In the other hand, since most of them living with low income condition, therefore it causes some domestic violence. “Fatimah Azzahra” works to inform the families to avoid & to decrease this problem.

B. Project:Volunteering program will support some activities on Home Industry “Fatima Azzahra”

C. Aims:


To support housewife empowerment program To support promotion of local product To promote local potential To educate about environmental friendly lifestyle

D. Work:Building simple environment facilities, organize small workshop about graphic design and packaging, marketing support, & participating local activities

E. Special remarks:the majority of the communities are moslem. Most of them are living in poor conditions. The project located in the seashore are, beware of high humidity.

F. Accommodation:Volunteers house will be provided by local community with shared toilet and bathroom, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking.

G. Location:. BarukangLr. III Street/3 KelurahanPattingaloang, Kec. Ujung Tanah Makassar

H. Fee :200 Euros

I. Airport:Sultan Hasanuddin International Airport, Makassar


Deli Serdang Education Project


Deli Serdang Education Camp

Medan, North Sumatera 10/08 – 23/08 KIDS, EDU 18+ <12

STV-IIWC 12Deli Serdang

Education Project

Medan, North Sumatera Demand Based KIDS, EDU 18+ <12

A. Background: Denai Lama, Deli Serdang, located in the East Coast region of North Sumatra. Deli Serdang is a place where cash crops such as rubber, cacao, palm and others grow very well. Located not far from the Kuala Namu Airport Medan, Denai Lama has three beaches with distinctive natural western Indonesia. Rainfall is sometimes high in the beginning of the year, its make the weather in Denai Lama tends fresh.PondokSekolahPeradabanpresent in the region as an alternative character education for children who lived in coastal area. If formal education is only focused on the development of the student’s knowledge, PondokSekolahPeradaban is concerned in the character building. Through art, games, as well as through a variety of creative teachers, children in PondokSekolahPeradaban learn in a positive and spiritual atmosphere.

B. Project: SanggarKreativitas: a small place to display the creativities of kids such as handy craft, photo, kids drawing, etc; BengkelSeni: a mini studio for kids who want to learn traditional art such as: dance and music instrument; Parenting Education: every 2 weeks, parent of the kids will hold a meeting to improve the quality of teaching and for


monitoring and evaluation; Peer Educator: train some kids to be educator for their peer-group.

C. Aims1. Provide a place for raise the creativity of kids2. Raising kids dream through the boundaries.3. Cultural exchange among kids and volunteers

D. Work: Assist the local volunteer to teach the kids, learn traditional art of North Sumatra as well as teach kids about art from your country (that could be music, clothes, etc), involve in all activities.

E. Special Remarks: PondokSekolahPeradabanlocated 3 km from beach, so be ready with high humidity. Sun burnt is susceptible to happen, but sometimes rain comes unpredictable. You should love traditional art of north Sumatra as well as your traditional art so you can learn from the kids and teach them. Bring some ideas for performance, if you lucky enough maybe you can join one of their performance in stage. As this school are free of charge for all the student, you may bring some of educational toys or books for them.

F. Location: Pondok Peradaban Lingkaran di Denai Lama Kecamatan Pantai Labu Kabupaten Deli Serdang Sumut

G. Acomodation: Volunteer will stay with local community. Sleeping bag is needed, self cooking, self management, local transport may available as public transport.

H. Fee:200 Euros

I. Airport: Kuala Namu International Airport


Street Children Literacy Camp


Street Children Literacy Camp

Ternate, North Maluku 01/09 - 14/09 KIDS, EDU 18+ < 12

STV-IIWC 13Street Children Literacy Project

Ternate, North Maluku

Demand Based KIDS, EDU 18 < 12

A. Background: The famous Eastern Indonesia region has abundant natural wealth. Ternate city included as eastern Indonesia region as it located in North Maluku Province. The city surrounded by sea and consists of eight small islands and three of them are uninhabited. It gorgeous, swathed with jungle and wild clove trees area. Read more: here. This magnificent tourism of Ternate is not equal to conditions of marginalized children who live in the city of Ternate. There are at least 50 kids who live in vulnerable groups without enough access to studies as well as their time to playing around. They have limited time to maximize their reading interest. The book is expensive, and the libraries are only available in school or in public place, but only open in office hour. This condition triggers some youth to raise a program named “Literasi Jalanan” (in English means Streets Literacy). Literasi Jalanan is a place for providing the books and access for the marginalized kids.

B. Project: Perpus Jalanan Ternate (Ternate Street Library): a fenceless shanties provides varieties of books and education tools, free to be accessed to any kids; &Literacy on the


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Street: a learning activity taken place in the street to any kids who want to learn something with volunteers as preceptors.

C. Aims1. Provide spaces for marginalized kids who want to studies while playing around on

the street. 2. Provide opportunities for children to have the spirit of learning and studying other

cultures. 3. Raising kids dream through the boundaries.

D. Work: Assist kids to study, storytelling, and cultural exchange in 4 different location. As Literasi Jalanan has no shelter for kids, activities will be held on the street and traditional market.

E. Special Remarks: Due to so many activities will be held on the street so be ready for the vehicles’ emission, hot weather, sun burnt, and mosquitoes. Bring so much loves and hugs for kids, and smiley faces along with you. Keep in mind to stay patient while teach the kids, be open minded with the cultural and religious thing in Ternate as well. This project has no funding, so you may bring some of books from your country or educational toys as well.

F. Location: Ternate City, Ternate Island, North Maluku Province; Place : Ternate City Center, Gamalama Regency, Gamalama Traditional Market, Bastiong Traditional Market. Click here to see the maps.

G. Acomodation: Volunteer will stay with local community. Sleeping bag is needed, self cooking, self management, local transport may available as public transport.

H. Fee :200 Euros

I. Airport : Sultan Babullah Airport, Ternate City, North Maluku Province


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Semoya Education Project

Code/Name Location Date Type)* Age VolsSTV-IIWC 14

Semoya Education Project

Sleman, Yogyakarta Demand Based KIDS, EDU 18 <12

A. Background: The first Workcamp in this area was taking place in 2008 while there was 2 years project called IIWC Cares Jogja after the earth quake in 2006. Recently one the school visited by the workcamps name SD MuhamadiyahSemoya would like to have more IVS activity for the students there. The spirit and motivation brought by workcamp volunteers are expected to raise the motivation of the students to study more for their future.

B. Project: Some programs such as emergency workcamps, NVDA special camp, Notebook Action, donation for rebuilding one kindergarten, donation for sport facilities in primary schools in around this area had been done successfully. There is a need to have international experiences for the students as well as the teacher to build more their knowledge and soft skills in terms of non-formal education approach combined with the formal education at school. At the same time, this project is also to offer the volunteers a chance to see the recovered area of which IIWC and some partners in the year of 2006-2008 did the post earth quake IVS action-the IIWC Cares Jogja as well as to share opportunity to the volunteers to experience local culture of Jogja which is not the


touristic side.

C. Aims: 1. The main idea is to offer the teacher, students of SD MuhamadiyahSemoya and

volunteers a chance for cultural exchange and understanding, 2. Experience and exchange the local culture with your origin culture for global

friendship 3. Sharing knowledge with teachers and students in terms of different methods of

learning and teaching system in primary school from different countries.4. Sharing knowledge with teachers and students in terms of learning-teaching about

extra subject (skills, engineering, English, sport)

D. Work:Activitieshops with the teachers, activitieshops with students, cultural exchange with local people/neighborhood.

E. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking

F. Special remarks: Feel free to bring some equipment for the students such as map of your country, if possible some second hand electronic devises that you do not mind to donate to the school for them to learn, educative toys for children of age 7-13 years old.

G. Location:Semoya Village, Brebah, Jogja. Click here to see the map.

H. Fee :165 Euros

I. Airport:AdiSutjiptoInternational Airport, Yogyakarta (JOG)


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Tegalrejo Red-District ProjectCode/Name Location Date Type)* Age VolsSTV-IIWC 15

Tegalrejo Red-District Project

Semarang Regency, Central Java

Demand Based HEALTH, EDU 18 <12

A. Background:This project was initiated since 2006 by cooperation with NOVIB IDO which concerned in the prevention of STI and HIV/AIDS in Tegalrejo and Sukosari the two prostitution areas in Semarang uptown. Recently, PKBI Semarang Regency coordinated the project on the issue mostly at Tegalrejo Red-District Area. They regularly organize medical check-up and peer educator program for sex worker and their customer. Since, most of them are come from low income family, and lack of government support, volunteering program needed to make the program runs sustainably.

B. Project:There are living more than 100 families who work as sex worker or food seller. They are spreading in some entertainment business district/karaoke. IIWC of PKBI cooperated with PKBI Semarang Regency who focuses on HIV and STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infections) prevention action in this area. The main vision of this project is Health promotion of HIV & STI prevention program in Tegalrejo Red District Area.

C. Aims: 1. To support PKBI Semarang Regency on Prevention of HIV and STI issues in Red District 2. To organize some informal alternative classes for sex worker (such as handicraft class,

language class and etc)3. To organize one session about cultural exchange with target group


4. To organize some university/school visit on behalf of student discussion forum about HIV and STI issues

D. Work: STI Outreach toward sex worker in Tegalrejo Area, Outreach with the children in Tegalrejo Area, Campaign in the city center about STI prevention, And Student discussion in University

E. Special remarks: Volunteers will stay IIW of Red District. We will go by feet to the Red District in the morning before we will start the activity. There will some children live in surrounding volunteer house want to visit you during free time with a lot of enthusiasm, be patient and have big big smiles!!!

F. Location:Argorejo Red District, Semarang City, Central Java. Click here to see the map.

G. Accommodation:Tegalrejo Shelter/RumahBelajar IIWC (minimum standard Javaneserent house and inside the Red-District);sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking, and self management

H. Fee:165 Euros

I. Airport: Ahmad Yani Semarang Airport (SRG); Train station:Tawang Main Train Station


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Ramadhan Study CampCode/Name Location Date Type)* Age VolsIIWC 1609

Ramadhan Int. CampSleman,

Yogyakarta18/06–01/07 KIDS,EDU 18+ <12

A. Background: Ramadhan, Moslem life and Indonesia are three things that are close related to each other. It was such an interesting suggestion from IIWC partners to organize work camp in Ramadhan Month. Luckily with good and strong partnership with IIWC local partners, in 2012 IIWC organizes the 1stRamadhan Study Camp which will emphasize an introduction of moslem culture in Indonesia: Ramadhan and its meaning for Indonesian moslem.

B. Project: This workcamp offers a cultural experience and study about Ramadhan life in Indonesia including the ramadhan working hours, sleeping and wake up management, way of working, schedules, food and drinks, cookies, etc. More than that, volunteers will have opportunity to share their knowledge with the local students in terms of sharing Ramadhan cookies recipes and helping the students with their school studies such as English, Math, etc.

C. Aims: To introduce moslem culture in Indonesia; to give opportunity to international volunteers an experience of the culture of Islamic celebration in Indonesia; to give opportunity for value added for the local people in practicing Ramadhan in international atmosphere; to promote global understanding and friendship through intercultural


learning.

D. Work: Activities 1: Learning reading and writing Arabic, calligraphy, Rebana (Islamic drum). Activities 2: Cooking together for cookies or drinks or special food for lebaran or designing moslem clothes for Lebaran. Activities 3: Making Ramadhan greeting cards and selling it in as charity. 4: Helping school subject study for children. 5: Fundraising Activity in City Center.

E. Special remarks:be ready for very early breakfast for Ramadhan at 2.30 am, sleepy day time, praying songs during most evenings, so enthusiastic local children and local people, be patient and have big big smiles!!!

F. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking

G. Special remarks: Feel free to bring some equipment for the students such as map of your country, if possible some second hand electronic devises that you do not mind to donate to the school for them to learn, educative toys for children of age 7-13 years old.

H. Location:Semoya Village, Brebah, Jogja. Click here to see the map.

I. Fee :165 Euros

J. Airport:AdiSutjiptoInternational Airport, Yogyakarta (JOG)


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