Headloop masks has been made by YUM's beneficiaries

As COVID-19 cases increase everyday, all project activities have had to temporarily close. However, we are continuing to find ways to support our beneficiaries.

Ita came to YUM when she was 12 years old as one of the orphans living at the Children’s Village in the 1990s.Fast forward 12 years later and Ita recently earned a Bachelor of Economics majoring in Management.

After months of renovations, YUM’s library in Kalimantan is back in business. Get ready to see hundreds of kids passing in and out of these doors!

The second installment of our intern’s experience, Sarah, of working at our main office in Jakarta.