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Orphan Centre-Taman Permata Hati
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Non-Profit Orphan Foundation in Ubud Bali Indonesia
English Lesson for the Orphans |
Taman
Permata Hati is an Orphan Training Centre, where we aim to empower and
equip Balinese Orphans and other disadvantaged children for a better
future life. We provide a place for gathering and social support after
school, with talented teachers to guide them and provide extra tuition
in traditional dance, arts and culture, English, Computer, Yoga and
meditation. With education they can break out of the poverty cycle.
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Orphan Centre Vision:
To
create a better future for the orphans and other disadvantaged children
of our district by ensuring they receive a full education.
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Orphan Centre Mission:
* To keep the orphans within their remaining extended family,
not an
orphanage
* To ensure they remain in school and receive a full education
* To find committed sponsors to support their education
* To provide facilities to extend their education beyond formal schooling,
including traditional culture, arts and religion.
* To guard their physical wellbeing and nutrition
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Orphan Centre Founder
Bali Orphan Centre - Taman Permata Hati is non profit organization
founded by Kadek Suambara a young Balinese man from
Ubud Bali Indonesia.
“I
work at God Company. My duty is to share love and happiness to one who
really need. I am just a facilitator between the orphans and you”. Said
Kadek to sponsors.
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Places of interest:
Amed &
Tulamben
In
a remote location on the north coast, Amed and Tulamben are the most popular sites
for diving or snorkeling in Bali. It's known
for a wide variety of beautiful fish, including sharks. Divng courses are also
available for the uninitiated.
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