Bali Children's Project
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The Bali Children's Project is a non-profit devoted to providing educational resources to rural Balinese children through individual donations.
Bali Children's Project spent a year working with a community to turn around their waste issues. Previously, there was no waste collection and no help. Combined with education sessions and promotion of community ownership, this village transformed it's waste problem.
The program was made possible thanks to Timothy Sykes John Nielsen, Acacia.co and Circle Club Asia.
Full report: https://balichildrensproject.org/bali-green-communities-project-report/
14/04/2026
Another library renovated into a learning center in Bali! This time, it's thanks to supporter Laurent H, who donated to renovate this library in the mountains of Bali. Take a look at the article and video to see how much of a difference this has made to the community.
Project #121 in Bali: The Laurent H Learning Center - Bali Children's Project Project #121 in Bali: The Laurent H Learning Center Bali Children's Project is pleased to announce another incredible transformation of a degraded old library into a fantastic new learning center. Thanks to supprot form our friend Laurent, we were able to help this rural school in the mountains of B...
07/04/2026
Have you ever wondered how Bali Children's Project manages with sponsorsing over 550 students for school every year? The answer lies with our amazing Sponsorship Team and Sponsorship Co-ordinators.
Meet the Sponsorship Co-ordinators - Bali Children's Project Meet the Sponsorship Co-ordinators With over 550 students sponsored by Bali Children's Project, a common question is How do you manage so many? The answer lies in our structure and incredible sponsorship co-ordinators. The co-ordinators are the front line of our sponsorship program - each responsibl...
Welcome to the Bali Children's Project Kindergarten Ogoh-ogoh parade in Bali!
The students from our very own kindergarten put on quite the show with their early Ogoh Ogoh parade.
Before Bali's day of silence, communities parade Ogoh Ogoh (monsters and demons!) which represent evil and undesirable traits.
These Ogoh Ogoh are paraded and do battle, with the Ogoh Ogoh unltimately losing and being destroyed after, representing the victory of good over evil - helping to wash away negative traits and act as a purification.
We were so proud of the students at our school, and the village of Penestanan Kaja who came out in force to see their parade.
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| Monday | 08:00 - 17:00 |
| Tuesday | 08:00 - 17:00 |
| Wednesday | 08:00 - 17:00 |
| Thursday | 08:00 - 17:00 |
| Friday | 08:00 - 17:00 |
| Saturday | 08:00 - 17:00 |
