MISSION REPORT #39 – Panti Asuhan Kampung

Swan Fund Mission Report:
Jakarta Muslim Orphanage
Mission #
Nature of Mission
39
Donation: Contribute food ration, daily necessities
and cleaning detergent items to 60 Muslim orphans
in Jakarta.
Volunteer Activities: Donated through Will Lee on
his business trip in Jakarta.
Reported by
Participating Swan
Members
Date/Duration
Location
Amount of Items
Donated by Swan
List of Items Donated
Will Lee
Will Lee
Amount of Cash
Donated by Swan
Names/Amounts
Donated by Individual
members
How were the
items/cash distributed
9th June 2011
Jakarta
S$401.00 (Rp 2,765, 270 conversion rate at 6880)
Biscuits, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, washing
powder, ceramic cleaner, washing floor detergent
and dish washing detergent.
NA
NA
The food rations and necessities were purchased
from Carrefour Supermarket in Jakarta.
Below are the items purchased and contributed to
the orphanage :
 Toothpaste x 120 pcs
 Washing powder x 120 rolls (6 packets in a
roll)
 Soap x 120 packs (4 pcs in a pack)
 Shampoo x 120 bottles
 Ceremic cleaner x 2 bottles
 Wash floor detergent x 8 bottles
 Dish washing detergent x 8 bottles
 Strawberry Biscuits x 60 boxes
 Chocolate roll biscuits x 2 boxes
Other Information (if
available)
NA
Recipients/ Recipient Organisation
Name
Address
Person-In-Charge
Contact Numbers
Email
Website
Goals/Objectives
Activities
Recipients
More Information (if
available)
Panti Asuhan Kampung Melayu
Jl. Kampung Melayu Kecil II No. 21 Telp 8297111
Tebet – Jakarta Selatan
Mr Ujang Supratman
0815 7417 5050
Nil
Nil
Provide food, shelter and education to Muslim
Orphans in Indonesia
Kindergarden education/accomodation
Orphans in Panti Asuhan Kampung Melayu
Panti Asuhan Kampung Melayu is a Muslim
orphanage who currently housed 60 orphans. It has
been a registered home for more than 20 years.
There are 28 girls and 32 boys. The age of the
orphans range from 7 yrs to 18yrs.
Majority of the children have no father and a small
number of them are without parents. They came
from very poor families from Jakarta, West Java
and Central Java.
The orphanage is survived by mainly public
donation as the government only provide very little
support. Speaking to Mr Ujang, he revealed that the
home is only given S$0.15 for each child daily by
the government . The transport money to and from
school is already S$0.75 each child, not mentioning
on their daily food expense and the electrical/water
bill for the home.
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Learning Points
On how mission was
successful
On how future mission
can be improved
From Swan Members
This is first time Swan has contributed to a Muslim
organisation and this is in line with Swan’s vision of
helping the needies irregrdless of race and religion.
Swan members can organise exclusion, games or
sports for the orphans in future beside the normal
food contribution.
Will Lee : I’m very happy that as a group (Swan) we
can help unfortunates from all races and religion.
Merits for Swan Fund Members
Thought of the
Day/Words of Gratitude
Dedication of Merits
Photos with captions
To be able to help the unfortunate is a blessing for
us.
May we dedicate the merits accumulated to all
sentient beings and may they be free from all
sufferings.
Attached pictures taken.
Food items and necessities purchased from Carrefour, Indonesia
Indonesian contact Pak Matheis who had brought Will Lee to the Muslim
Orphanage.
Outlook of the Muslim Orphanage from outside
Kindergarden area where the volunteer teachers conduct their lessons.
The childrens’ living quarters
With the children and volunteer teachers.