Jana Bali Tour is very lucky to have met many good people who sincerely share for Bali and Balinese children who are in need of help. We strongly believe in karma in this life, with that basis we introduce this program for you.
This is a program in collaboration between Jana Bali Tour and Widya Guna Foundation, which is officially established as a non-profit organization in Indonesia. Widya Guna Foundation is dedicated to providing support for underprivileged children, special needs, orphans, and other children who need help.
Here are some programs developed to support Balinese children, according to the needs they have.
Special Needs Kids
- Classroom Learning, this is a program to provide a variety of learning for children with special needs. Each child will be grouped into a class specifically according to the child's condition, this is so that each child gets a learning pattern that suits the needs they have. Your participation in providing a loving touch will certainly be very valuable for their growth.
- Therapy, it is a program designed and developed to help children focus, train their motor skills, confidence, and make them feel comfortable. There are several types of therapy carried out, such as: sensory therapy, physiotherapy, and aqua therapy.
- Vocational Class, this is a class aimed at children aged 19 years and above. In this class, various skills will be taught that aim to make children more independent in their daily activities, skilled, and able to produce something more for themselves.
- Cooking class and Handicraft, it is a class that focuses on providing the ability to cook and make various skills that will later become a provision of knowledge for children with special needs.
Underprivileged Kids
It is a program specifically for underprivileged and orphaned children. The focus of this program is to provide knowledge and motivation for a better future.
If you would like to give a little help to them, you can contact us at the contact list on this website. We really hope you can come and support these Balinese children who are struggling to live a better life.