YUM partners with BINUS University to support youth skills training

Though considered to be a thriving metropolis, the city of Jakarta still houses many underprivileged communities.

We have been blessed to have made meaningful connections that last for years - even decades - and counting. Meet Kym Hall, our dear friend and volunteer, who continues to be a big part of YUM.

Established in 2009 as a means to feed 50 orphans living in Cipanas, YUM Organic Farm has grown and evolved into Yayasan Usaha Mulia’s (YUM) social impact enterprise.

In 2018, our team in Central Kalimantan identified the extent of poor water and garbage management and the deficient (or even non-existent) toilet systems.