Elite- Bali Street Mums Project

Please help us change the lives of thousands of vulnerable Women and children❤️

Bali Street Mums provides critical support to the impoverished women and children of Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia. Through their unwavering efforts, they provide essential resources that address the immediate needs of those in need. The work they do makes a meaningful impact in 6 key ways;

Rescuing abused children; hundreds of international sex traffickers arrive in Bali every month. Bali street mums provide a social worker and child psychologist, who work with the police to rescue and rehabilitate the victims of this abuse and convict the perpetrators.

Providing a secure safe house and refuge; rescuing children and mothers from trafficking, assault and abuse. A place for mothers and their children to go for medical, food, schooling and counselling.

Feeding the hungry: 6am each day, Bali Street Mums open their doors to provide food to over 50 hungry children a day. These children hail from the slum area, rubbish dump villages and the streets. This organisation provides a nutritious breakfast of fruit and vitamins.

Medical aid and counselling: Many of the children who arrive at the safehouse suffer malnutrition, dehydration and illness, while others have injuries that have gone without medical care. Mothers come in who need prenatal and birthing care whilst there are children that have been rescued from mental, physical and sexual abuse. Bali Street Mums provides care for their emotional and physical needs.

Education: Bali Street Mums have said that when they speak to the children of the streets, their dreams are always “I want to go to school”, unfortunately for most of them, is a dream that won’t come true. Many of the children rescued have not attended primary school, which means they could never go. The charity provides a remedial program and bridging school in order for them to be able to attend a formal school and receive a diploma. By saving the families once, they are able to sustain themselves for future generations to come.

Empowering mums: Mothers need to earn an income so that they do not take their kids back to the streets to beg. Bali Street Mums teach mothers handicrafts, these are then sold through shops and markets to bring in an income.

The KPAI (Indonesian Government) estimates that 100 thousand children and their mothers are trafficked yearly in Indonesia and that 30% of Indonesian sex workers are under the age of 18

How your support will make a difference:

Our goal is to secure $15,000 before our team embarks on a transformative journey to Bali to help upgrade housing and water suppliers for the safe house with the founder of Bali Street Mums - Kim Farr, where 100% of revenue goes back to the organisation. The $15,000 will help;

Repairs to the roof and showers of the safe house;

10 new water tanks;

Build 10 new homes.

Your contribution is a vital part of this mission, and together, we can bring about positive change in the lives of countless vulnerable women and children. Join us in making a real impact and providing them with the hope and security they deserve.