The Stocks to Trade School With thanks to supporters Karmagawa, Bali Children's Project is proud to present our 99th renovation project in Bali - the Stocks to Trade Kindergarten. The kindergarten serves over 100 students each year, giving them a great start to their educational careers. This Project is the 49th funded by supporters Karmagawa and the 99th [...]
Milestone 100 Schools Built in Bali Bali Children's Project is proud to announce a landmark of 100 school renovation projects in Bali. In February 2023, we hit our 100th project! Combined, these projects are impacting tens of thousands of children. The specific 100th project is a learning center renovation, which was completed thanks to crowdfunding from multiple donors. [...]
Community Donor Project Fully Funded After over a year of fundraising, we are delighted to announce that we have now reach our target to renovate the Bedulu Library. Last year, we began asking donors to help us reach our target to raise 9,250 USD to renovate the library into a learning center. Combining many different donations [...]
Karmagawa Project #44 Opens More happy times ahead as another renovated kindergarten opens in Bali. This time, it's the 44th project funded by our friends Karmagawa. The school will make a huge difference to the educational lives of children in this village, both now and in the future. The school has been ceremonially named The Peters School. Our [...]
Shetty Learning Center Opens in Bali Another wonderful renovation is complete. After support from Karmagawa, we transformed this unused library into a world of imagination. It's our 36th project together with supporters Karmagawa, with plenty more to come. The students at this school now have a fantastic place to learn. See more below. [...]
31st March 2017. Bali Children’s Project has renovated yet another kindergarten! The basement school of Adi Kumara was in disrepair before, but you won’t believe the difference now. […]
22nd February 2017. In Bali Children’s Project’s first project of 2017, we renovated an old, crumbling school in the mountains of Tabanan, Bali. It’s unrecognisable now. […]
