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INDONESIA INTERNATIONAL WORK CAMP
VOLUNTEER
INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTARY SERVICE ORGANIZATION IN INDONESIA
INDONESIA INTERNATIONAL WORKCAMP

Adress: Jl. Jembawan Raya No. 8 Semarang 50145, Cetral Java INDONESIA Tel. +62-24-7603503 Fax. +62-24-7601989 Email: pr_iiwcindonesia@yahoo.com Blog: http://iiwcindonesia.wordpress.com/Web:http://iiwc-indonesia.org/
INDONESIA INTERNATIONAL WORKCAMP (IIWC)

A. What is Indonesia International Work Camp? Indonesia International Work Camp, known as IIWC, is a non-profit nongovernmental organization headquartered in Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia. IIWC organizes various international voluntary services (IVS) in the framework of strengthening voluntary values and creating world peace. It is based on volunteerism and cooperates with a number of partners in the local, national, and international for the same purpose. IIWC activities come in the forms of work camps, the hosting of long-midde term volunteers in Indonesia, the sending of Indonesian volunteers for IVS projects abroad, campaigns, social events, IIWC Cares, and internal activities. As an IVS organization in Indonesia with more young people living in the country also considering the fact that globally, youth plays an important role for now and future change of the world, IIWC encourages more involvement from the youth locally and globally in planning, participating, and evaluating the projects and activities in order to achieve global friendship and peace. B. The History In 1999, an international work camp was first held in Indonesia by the IPPA Central Java, one of the oldest and biggest National NGO is Indonesia concerning family planning and sexual reproductive & health rights bringing volunteerism as their core value which then become IIWCs mother organization. The first workcamp was organized in Mijen, Semarang, in collaboration with NICE (Neverending International workCamps Exchange) Japan, a non-profit nongovernmental organization that organizes workcamps and other voluntary projects based in Japan. Then in 2000 IPPA Central Java was invited by NVDA (Network for Voluntary Development in Asia) to participate in the 3rd Training and Networking and the 2nd General Assembly, at which IIWC was officially established and registered as a full member of the network. IIWC continues to organize international work camp activities with different themes and locations, while the number of participants grows siginificantly every year. In regional and global network of IVS organization, in 2001 2004, IIWC has been privileged a mandate as Vice President of External Relations of NVDA. Then in 2004 IIWC was registered as a member of Coordinating Committee for International Voluntary Services UNESCO (CCIVS) UNESCO headquartered in Paris, France. At the same time IIWC also served as the Secretary General of NVDA for the period of 2006 -2008. Then, In 2008-2010 assumed the presidency of NVDA in the year 2008 to 2010. Currently, IIWC has more extensive networks through promotion via both its national and international partners. In addition, IIWC is also further enhanced by a number professional staffs from zero up to 2005 becomes 7 in 2012 to answer
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C. Vision, Mission and Core Value Vision: Young generation as the agents of change toward the world peace Mission: 1. To encourage young generation to participate and to initiate in the effort of creating world peace 2. To support the effort of local community empowerment to entity a peace life in diversity 3. To encourage a sustainable harmony of the life of the community and the environment 4. To promote the values of international voluntary service 5. To provide a space for young generation for exchange, learning and understanding each other in diversity. Core Values: 1. Harmony in diversity 2. Non-discrimination 3. Gender equality 4. Non-profit D. International Voluntary Service The first international voluntary project (workcamp) took place on the former battle field of Verdun in France in 1920. The aim was initiated by Pierre Crsole was to reconstruct the war damaged village Esnes-en-Argonne and to be a symbol of reconciliation and peace. Voluntary projects were mainly relief services for regions affected by natural disasters, community projects, development aid and humanitarian projects. During the first decades voluntary projects were organized with no formal structure. But the idea of organizing workcamps expanded to more countries after World War II. The exchange of volunteers and the organization were improved and increased tremendously. Nowadays IVS concept is spread around the world. Short and long term voluntary projects take place worldwide. They believe in promoting peace through concrete acts of solidarity and international cooperation, also believe that peace and peaceful attitudes can and need to be learned. This is done through various forms of peace education: learning about and from peace. Main mission of IVS organization is `promoting a culture of peace`. E. Why Youth should join Voluntary Activity? Voluntary activity is a place where youth can learn and contribute at the same time. In term of learning, they live the differences and diversities, gain some soft
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Project list of STV Project 2013 Indonesia International Work Camp Jalan Jembawan Raya No 8 Semarang Central Java Indonesia 50145 Tel: +62 24 7603503 Ext. 104 Fax: +62 24 7601989 General Email: iiwc1@yahoo.com Incoming Email: stv_iiwcindonesia@yahoo.com Blog: www.iiwcindonesia.wordpress.com Website: www.iiwc-indonesia.org
WHV Boroburur Workcamp 2012: Volunteers and Young Guardian Club Members Batch 4 Short Term Volunteering (STV) also called as workcamp is an international volunteering program where volunteers stay 1 3 weeks for the project. Volunteers work in teams. There are 5 - 25 for volunteers volunteering together in one workcamp. All workcamp project sites are the IIWC Long & Middle term Volunteering (LMTV) project sites. While LMTV projects are open the whole year, IIWC workcamps are organized seasonal (winter, spring, and summer). The workcamp volunteers are expected to be team players, be able and enjoy
5 exploring ideas especially on the implementing part of the project. Two campleaders (or one for small group) are volunteering together in the workcamp. The are volunteers who are selected, trained, and mandated several responsibilities to facilitate and lead the workcamps. However, the successful of a workcamp is determined by the team work. Volunteer will stay in a camp site mostly located in the project site, in collaboration with partners or local communities with the main purpose of exchanging experiences, culture, mutual benefit between the relevant parties. Workcamp is mostly a euphoria event. International volunteers will become stars for the locals as most of Indonesian people are interested to new things/people including foreigners. This way, IIWC takes this opportunity to promote and raising awareness of issues addressed in the workcamps towards specific groups such as local mothers, fathers, students or just public in general. Workcamp is aimed at giving opportunity for international and local volunteers who would like to be involved in the action of IIWC international voluntary service (IVS) projects in seasonal basis. The objectives are: 1. To exchange experience and culture, to provide opportunities for volunteers to connect with and learn from the community through enjoyment of local life and exchange. 2. To promote change with remarkable and public action of voluntary works that improves the community. 3. Mutual benefit between the stakeholder, to empower not only the hosts, but also the local communities especially in depopulated areas. IIWC opens extra opportunities for international volunteers who join our workcamp program: 1) Volunteers who have experiences in leading workcamps in any countries organized by any CCIVS NGO members have chance to join (for FREE): IIWC Workcamp leadership Training for Campleader (a mini workcamp concept 4-5 days) Further information about this point will be available in IIWC Calls for International Campleaders by the end of March. 2) Volunteers who repeat participation for the 2nd time in IIWC workcamps, can be in the same year or two previous years, they will just to contribute 170 Euro as participation fee. 3) Volunteers who repeat participation for the 3rd or more time in IIWC workcamps, can be in the same year or two previous years, they will just to contribute 165 Euro as participation fee. 4) In case of group/bilateral workcamp, one volunteer of that group must be selected as group leader and the group leader is FREE of Participation fee. IIWC expects to have early preparation and introduction between our local campleader with your
Locations of IVS Project of IIWC
IIWC International Work Camp Summer 2013

No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Code IIWC 1310 IIWC 1311 IIWC 1312 IIWC 1313 IIWC 1314 IIWC 1315 IIWC 1316 IIWC 1317 IIWC 1320 IIWC 1322 IIWC 1323 Name Semarang Street Chidlren Camp Mangkang Camp 13-3 Mangkang Camp 13-4 WHV Borobudur Camp Pekalongan Envi Camp Ramadhan Camp I Blora Edu Camp Semoya Camp WHV Ujung Kulon Cikapundung Camp Ramadhan Camp II Location Semarang City Semarang City Semarang City Magelang Region Pekalongan Region Semarang City Blora Region Bantul Region, Pandeglang, Banten Province Bandung, West Java Salatiga City Date 11/0624/06 11/0624/06 Type KIDS, EDU ENVI. EDU Ag e 18 + 18 + 18 + 18 + 18 + 18 + 18 + 18 + 18 + 18 + 18 + Intl Vols 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 Local Vols 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
10/09-23/09 ENVI. EDU 27/0809/09 HERI, EDU
24/06-07/07 ENVI. EDU 10/0723/07 27/0809/09 10/0923/09 27/0809/09 27/0809/09 10/0723/07 CUL, KIDS EDU, KIDS EDU, KIDS HERI, EDU ENVI, EDU CUL, KIDS
IIWC Bilateral Work Camp Summer 2013

No 1 2 3 4 Code BWC IIWCSJF I BWC IIWCSJF II BWC IIWCSJF III BWC IIWCName BWC IIWC-SJF Mangkang Camp 13-5 BWC IIWC-SJF Pekalongan Street Children Camp BWC IIWC-SJF Abu Hurairah Camp BWC IIWC-SJF Gedongsongo Location Semarang City Pekalongan Region Salatiga Region Semarang Up Date 27/08 09/09 27/08 09/09 10/09 23/09 10/09 23/09 Type ENVI, EDU KIDS, EDU KIDS, EDU ENVI, EDU
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SJF IV BWC IIWCNICE I BWC IIWCNICE II Camp BWC IIWC-NICE Tegalrejo I BWC IIWC-NICE Tegalrejo II Town Semarang Up Town Semarang Up Town
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27/08 09/09 10/09 23/09
KIDS. EDU KIDS, EDU
IVS Projects Open for Bilateral and Group Work Camp 2013
No Code Name Location Date Type Ag e 18 + 18 + 18 + 18 + 18 + Min Intl Vols 6 Local Vols 2
G/B.WC IIWC I G/B.WC IIWC II G/B.WC IIWC III G/B.WC IIWC IV G/B.WC IIWC IV
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Semarang Street Children Camp Mangkang Camp WHV Borobudur Camp Pekalongan Envi Camp Pekalongan Street Children Camp Blora Edu Camp Semoya Camp Cikapundung Camp Abu Hurairah Camp Gedongsongo Camp Tegalrejo Camp
Semarang City
Demand Based Demand Based Demand Based Demand Based Demand Based
KIDS, EDU
Semarang City Magelang Region Pekalongan Region Semarang Region
ENVI, EDU HERI, EDU
6 6
2 2
ENVI,EDU KIDS. EDU
6 6
2 2
6 7 8 9 10
G/B.WC IIWC V G/B.WC IIWC VI G/B.WC IIWC VII G/B.WC IIWCVIII G/B.WC IIWC IX
Blora Region Bantul Region, Yogyakarta Bandung City, West Java Salatiga Region Gedongsongo temple, Semarang Up Town Semarang Up Town
Demand Based Demand Based Demand Based Demand Based Demand Based
KIDS, EDU KIDS, EDU ENVI, EDU KIDS. EDU ENVI, EDU
18 + 18 + 18 + 18 + 18 +
6 6 6 6 6
2 2 2 2 2
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G/B.WC IIWC X
Demand Based
KIDS. EDU
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IIWC 1310/Semarang Street Childern Camp /11/06-24/06/KIDS, EDU/18+/12 Project Description: A. Background: The workcamp will take place in Bangun Harjo village, which is located in Semarang City. This village is very close with Johar Market, the biggest traditional market in Semarang. Most of the local people there live in low economic standard. The condition of houses area is dirty and due to (penurunan tanah) issue in Semarang it can be flooded by sea water in daily
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basis even thou it is not regularly. In this less advantage condition the children living in this area make money in the street even some of them do not go to school. In cooperation with one local NGO name ASA Rumah Pintar Bangjo which has one shelter for the street children around Johar market IIWC would like to support the NGOs activity through an international workcamp. B. Activity: The main activities in Semarang Street Children Camp will deal with manual activities of teaching and playing with children such as making handicraft, necklace, or small something easy to get and possibly arts or music as well as collaborating with local people like sharing the culture. As a part of this project, school visit and university visit, we will visit some schools/university to campaign the street children project and cultural exchange. These activities really need strong motivation and physic. The detailed activities are broken down into the tentative schedule which will be sent together with welcoming email from the workcamp leaders directly. C. The aims of the camp are: 1. To create educative games for the children so that it will give them more time for positive activities in their home instead of going to street. 2. To create some activities dealing with personal hygiene for local children. 3. To exchange the vision of each countrys living aspects, including education, culture, and way of life, especially which concerns to education and health 4. To motivate the community (especially children in the area) D. Special remarks: target groups are the children. Be ready with lots of ideas and loves for children. E. Accommodation: The volunteers will stay in IIWC Volunteer house Semarang with shared toilet and bathroom, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking. IIWC volunteers house Semarang is located more or less 6 km away from the workcamp project site. The group of the volunteers will take public car together to reach the workcamp site almost every day. F. Location: Semarang City, Central Java Indonesia. G. Language: English should be spoken among participants H. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded. I. Meeting point : IIWC Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Jembawan 2 no 10 Semarang 50145 Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia, Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743 on dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday Airport: Ahmad Yani Semarang airport, Train Station: Tawang Semarang train station
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IIWC1311/Mangkang Camp 13-3/Semarang/11/06-24/06/ENVI,EDU/18+/12 IIWC1312/Mangkang Camp 13-4/Semarang/10/09-23/09/ENVI,EDU/18+/12 Project Description:
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A. Background: Mangkang is a fisheries village located in west Semarang. This project has become annually and continuously project organized by IIWC in answering the needs of preserving the coastal side of North Java Sea in Mangkang. About 1,1 km costal line in Mangkang area is now in danger due to the abrasion of the sea, cutting mangrove by local people and heavy force from the river flows. Before, many kinds of fish and shrimps are living there, but now since the condition of the mangrove forest is getting worse, it is quite difficult to find the species anymore. Fisherman also needs to go further to the ocean to fish and it means much work they need to do to earn money B. Project: Preserving natural diversity and sea shore from the abrasion because of no more mangrove and too strong waves from the ocean will be the main focus of the camp. Mangkang is the project site for IIWCs World Tanabata Action since 2008. It is a global project initiated by NICE Japan then was adopted by CCIVS UNESCO in the beginning of 2008 where volunteerism all over the world through IVS planting trees and hang their wishes in Tanzaku paper on a bamboo leaf. C. The aims of the camps are to initiate the project of protecting the sea shore by planting mangroves and, increase the awareness of the local people, the fisherman, and local students to protect their environment as well as their future. D. Work: Planting mangrove, and other trees for beach, environment education to local people and children, school visits for environment education, green campaign in city centre, and manage the mangrove fruits to be snacks or foods and promote it. E. Special remarks: Very hot and less hygiene condition of poor coastal area, be ready with sun block and sun burnt. Bring some ideas for environment education (especially about mangrove and how to take care of it) and Olympic games for environment education for small children aged from 6-12 and adult. F. Location: Mangunharjo Village, Mangkang, Semarang Central Java Indonesia. G. Accommodation: IIWC Volunteer house, sleeping bag is needed, self cooking. H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, Tshirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded.
K. Meeting point : IIWC Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Jembawan 2 no 10 Semarang 50145 Semarang based on the workcamp dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday., Central Java, Indonesia, Contact IIWC at +62-24 7603503 Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743 on dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday J. Airport : Ahmad Yani Semarang Airport; Train Station : Tawang Semarang train station
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IIWC 1313/Borobudur WHV Patrimonito Camp/Magelang/27/08-09/09/18+/15 Project Description: A. Background: Indonesia International Work Camp has been carrying on the patrimonito project since 2008 by organizing Borobudur International Camp. The activity was organized based on the need of the awareness rising among the youth in protecting, promoting and preserving the world heritage site in Indonesia especially in Borobudur temple. B. Project: The third international work camp organized in Borobudur temple (find the link of UNESCO's inscription for Borobudur) for world heritage volunteer project under the scheme of UNESCO World Heritage Education program, Borobudur Patrimonito International Work camp focuses on the education and awareness campaigns by involving local senior high school students trained as Young Guardian, local youth and local people. The target group of the project is visitors of the temple (both domestic and international visitors). The first Borobudur patrimonito work camp in 2009 was able to create a group of 31 Senior High school students under the name of Young Guardian Borobudur, create educational material for world heritage education highlighting the active involvement of youth and local community if preserving, promoting and protecting the world heritage site in 6 different languages, organize 6 days awareness campaigns entitled Young Guardian in Action: Together we care with visitors of Borobudur temple as target group. Beside giving education for the youth to take active involvement in the preservation, promotion and protection effort, the camp was also giving change for them to experience the difficulties of preservation, promotion and protection efforts and implement directly the strategies planned in managing the visitors and increasing their awareness on the importance of their role in determining the future of the temple. This year Borobudur patrimonito work camp is designed as one of the follow up activities for last year project. The camp will be divided into 3 main activities; Preparation of workshop and training for the second batch Young Guardian, Training for the Young Guardian, and the awareness campaigns by organizing One stop service desk for visitors of the temple.
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The aims of the camp are: 1. Organizing 4rd batch training for young guardian network for 30 local senior high school students that will act as multiplier for the world heritage education project in their locality. 2. Organizing activitieshops for creating promotional education materials or tools for public awareness campaigns on the One stop service stands 3. Organizing public awareness campaign by distributing education and promotion materials 4. Strengthening the cooperation with all stake holder and site management of world heritage site in Indonesia.
D. Work: Workshop/training for young guardian, campaign at the Borobudur temple area and school visit
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E. Special remarks: be ready for, many ideas for games, competition and cultural exchange. So enthusiastic local students, very broad visitors with different understanding about preserving world heritage, be patient and have big big smiles!!! F. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking G. Location: Borobudur Village, Mungkid, Magelang, Central Java Indonesia. H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded.
L. Meeting Point: Adi Sucipto Airport/ Jogja International Airport based on the workcamp dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday. Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743 J. Airport: Adisutjipto - Yogyakarta (JOG) International Airport
IIWC1314/Pekalongan Envi Camp/Pekalongan Region/24/06-07/07/ENVI, EDU/18+/12 Project Description: A. Background: Pantura or Northern Coastal line of Java sea main road is the longest and biggest road which connect West Java part (Jakarta) to Eats Java part (Surabaya). As main part of the island, beside java island is too density, java island has been main economic development in Indonesia especially North part of Java or pantura area. Many factories are built, and lots of trees cut down , somehow it creates some destruction to environment. Along the north sea part, many mangroves tree are cut down and bring some problem like rob and abrasion. In Pekalongan, this environtmental problem are undertaken by some people or NGOs which concern on planting new mangroves. This workcamp will be first workcamp about mangrove and will be mangrove protection sister project of IIWC. B. Project: Preserving natural diversity and sea shore from the abrasion because of no more mangrove and too strong waves from the ocean will be the main focus of the camp. This project will also support for global action named World Tanabata Action. It was initiated by NICE Japan then was adopted by CCIVS UNESCO in the beginning of 2008 where volunteersin all over the world through IVS by planting trees and hang their wishes in Tanzaku paper on a bamboo leaf.
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C. Aims ; The aims of the camps is help the efforts of local NGO in Pekalongan to replant mangroves, to raise up the awareness of environtment to local people, youth, and children and involve them in environtmental action. D. Work: Planting mangroves, cleaning beach, discussion about mangroves, socialization about mangrove to some school, and organize a green activitieshop in University E. Special remarks: hot weather in the area, be ready with sun block and sun burnt. Bring lots of ideas or books about environment education for children and youth. F. Location: Pekalongan Regency, Central Java G. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag is needed, self cooking. H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded. Meeting point : IIWC Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Jembawan 2 no 10 Semarang 50145 Semarang based on the workcamp dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday., Central Java, Indonesia, Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743
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K. Airport : Ahmad Yani Semarang Airport; Train Station : Tawang Semarang train station
IIWC 1315/Ramadhan Camp I/Semarang/10/07-23/07/CUL,KIDS/18+/12 Project Description: A. Background: Ramadhan, Moslem life and Indonesia are three things that are close related to each other. It was such an interesting suggestion from IIWC partners to organize work camp in Ramadhan Month. Luckily with good and strong partnership with IIWC local partners, in 2012 IIWC organizes the 2nd Ramadhan Study Camp which will emphasize an introduction of moslem culture in Indonesia: Ramadhan and its meaning for Indonesian moslem. B. Project: This workcamp offers a cultural experience and study about Ramadhan life in Indonesia including the ramadhan working hours, sleeping and wake up management, way of working, schedules, food and drinks, cookies, etc. More than that, volunteers will have opportunity to share their knowledge with the local students in terms of sharing Ramadhan cookies recipes and helping the students with their school studies such as English, Math, etc. C. The aims of the camp are to introduce moslem culture in Indonesia; to give
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opportunity to international volunteers an experience of the culture of Islamic celebration in Indonesia; to give opportunity for value added for the local people in practicing Ramadhan in international atmosphere; to promote global understanding and friendship through intercultural learning. D. Work: Activities 1: Learning reading and writing Arabic, calligraphy, Rebana (Islamic drum). Activities 2: Cooking together for cookies or drinks or special food for lebaran or designing moslem clothes for Lebaran. Activities 3: Making Ramadhan greeting cards and selling it in as charity. 4: Helping school subject study for children. E. Special remarks: be ready for very early breakfast for Ramadhan at 2.30 am, sleepy day time, praying songs during most evenings, so enthusiastic local children and local people, be patient and have big big smiles!!! F. Accommodation: Orphan house, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking G. Location: Ketileng Semarang City, Central Java Indonesia. H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded.
M. Meeting point : IIWC Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Jembawan 2 no 10 Semarang 50145 Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia, Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743 on dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday J. Airport: Ahmad Yani Semarang Airport; Train station ; Tawang Semarang train station
IIWC1316/Blora Edu Camp/Blora/27/08-09/09/EDU,KIDS/18+/12 Project Description: A. Background: Blora is a quite small town located in the eastern part of Central Java Province-Indonesia. This small town is quite rural since it takes at least 4 hour by bus from Semarang city. This condition results limited access for Bloranese students for having opportunity to meet people from different cultures as part of learning process. B. Project: In cooperation with the local library of Blora, the volunteer will run some activities of English competition, games and cultural exchange with local people. Last year project was highly appreciated by the local government, local people and the involvement of the local people was so nice.
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C. The aims: of the camp are to encourage the teaching-learning activity in local schools in Blora through non-formal approach by promoting the reading habit and cultural diversity. D. Work: School visits, English Competition, Organizing Bazaar and cultural night, Discussion, crazy games for Independence Day, cooking session, games and cultural exchanges, etc. E. Special remarks: be ready to organize bazaar and English competition for students, many ideas for games, competition and cultural exchange. So enthusiastic local children, be patient and have big big smiles!!! F. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking G. Location: Mlangsen Village, Blora Central Java Indonesia. H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded. Meeting point : IIWC Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Jembawan 2 no 10 Semarang 50145 Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia, Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743 on dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday
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K. Airport: Ahmad Yani Semarang airport; Train station ; Tawang Semarang train station
IIWC 1317/Semoya Camp/Bantul, Yogyakarta/10/09-23/09/KIDS, EDU/18+/12 Project description: A. Background : The first Workcamp in this area was taking place in 2008 while there was 2 years project called IIWC Cares Jogja after the earth quake in 2006. Recently one the school visited by the workcamps name SD Muhamadiyah Semoya would like to have more IVS activity for the students there. The spirit and motivation brought by workcamp volunteers are expected to raise the motivation of the students to study more for their future. B. Project: Some programs such as emergency workcamps, NVDA special camp, Notebook Action, donation for rebuilding one kindergarten, donation for sport facilities in primary schools in around this area had been done successfully. There is a need to have international experiences for the students as well as the teacher
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to build more their knowledge and soft skills in terms of non-formal education approach combined with the formal education at school. At the same time, this project is also to offer the volunteers a chance to see the recovered area of which IIWC and some partners in the year of 2006-2008 did the post earth quake IVS action-the IIWC Cares Jogja as well as to share opportunity to the volunteers to experience local culture of Jogja which is not the touristic side. C. The aims of the camp are: 1. The main idea is to offer the teacher, students of SD Muhamadiyah Semoya and volunteers a chance for cultural exchange and understanding, 2. Experience and exchange the local culture with your origin culture for global friendship 3. Sharing knowledge with teachers and students in terms of different methods of learning and teaching system in primary school from different countries. 4. Sharing knowledge with teachers and students in terms of learning-teaching about extra subject (skills, engineering, English, sport) D. Work: Activitieshops with the teachers, activitieshops with students, cultural exchange with local people/neighborhood. E. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking F. Special remarks: Feel free to bring some equipment for the students such as map of your country, if possible some second hand electronic devises that you do not mind to donate to the school for them to learn, educative toys for children of age 7-13 years old. G. Location: Semoya Village, Brebah, Jogja H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded. Meeting Point: Adi Sutjipto Airport, Yogyakarta (JOG) International Airport on dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday. Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 22743
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K. Airport: Adisutjipto - Yogyakarta (JOG) International Airport
IIWC 1320/WHV Ujung Kulon/Pandeglang, Banten Province/27/08 - 09/09/HERI, EDU/18+/12
Project Description: A. Background: The existence of Ujung Kulon National Park with its native animal the Javanese Rhinoceros is supposed to be supported by the living local culture in surrounded area. This is often neglected due to lack of awareness and economical reason of the local
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people living in and surrounding. This will be the first WHV workcamp in Ujung Kulon, Pandeglang, Banten in Indonesia. As one of the results of 1 st Asia-Pacific World Heritage Regional Forum of Site Managers and Youth NGOs: Linking Netactivities in August 2012 in Korea; IIWC, in cooperation with Ujung Kulon National Park office is to revive a so-called conservation community (kader konservasi) program of Ujung Kulon which is inline with the Young Guardian concept that IIWC established since 2009 in Borobudur Compound Temple. B. Project: The first project in this site is to start up the Young Guardian Club (YGC) in areas around the Ujung Kulon National Park. This is a strategic issue in Ujung Kulon, to involve local youth to protect Ujung Kulon as for many years forest products have become one of the main incomes for the local people and threatening its food chain which leads to threaten its biodiversity and in the end will deprive the existence of the Javanese Rhinoceros as this is their only habitat. After 5 years experience of organizing the similar project in Borobudur Temple, IIWC is keen to expand the project and invite international volunteers to contribute to the issue in Ujung Kulon. C. The aims of the camp are: - to introduce and to promote the contribution by youth through international voluntary service for WH promotion and preservation - Organizing 1st batch training for young guardian club together with Ujung Kulon National Park Officers, volunteers must work as team to organize a 4-5 days training - Organizing public awareness campaign by distributing education and promotion materials - Strengthening the cooperation with all stake holder and site management of world heritage site in Indonesia. D. Work: Workshop/training for 1st young guardian, promoting Young Guardian Club 2013 to local schools and community, campaign at the Ujung Kulon area and school visit E. Special remarks: be ready for, many ideas for games, competition and cultural exchange. So enthusiastic local students, very broad visitors with different understanding about preserving world heritage, be patient and have big big smiles!!! F. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking G. Location: Pandeglang Region, Banten Province H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded. Meeting Point: Jakarta International Airport based on the workcamp dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday. Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743
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IIWC 1322/Cikapundung Camp/Bandung/Bandung/27/08 - 09/09/ENVI, EDU/18+/12
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Project Description: A. Background: This year IIWC start to spread the international voluntary spirit to West Java. We start to make a project at Cikapundung area. Cikapundung is a river thats also know as one of dirtiest river in the world. The River was polluted by the waste dump carelessly. When the rainy season coming, the flood cant be prevented. So, seeing this problem IIWC start to make a project at Cikapundung area to use it IVS to help the local people to increase their awareness of environment. In the beginning if this year we already manage weekend workcamp or voluntary project just for in the weekend. The peoples are interested to propose this project to gain the impact to society. B. Project: Regarding to the evaluation of weekend workcamp we need to make some poject helping people to solve the problem. The biggest vision of this project is raising awareness of environment to local people in Cikapundung area. The volunteers will follow up the activity such as cleaning river and educate people and student to raising their awareness about their environment. C. The aims of the camp are: 1. To support the Cikapundung River cleaning project 2. To invite local people to care to the environment 3. To educate the Children about green life style 4. To introduce IIWC and IVS to all Bandung people 5. Sharing knowledge about environment issues with teachers and students in terms of learning-teaching about extra subject (skills, engineering, English, sport) K. Work: Cleaning Cikapundung River, discussion about environment, socialization about Cikapundung river to some school, and organize a green activitieshop in University D. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking E. Special remarks: Feel free to bring some equipment for the students such as map of your country, if possible some second hand electronic devises that you do not mind to donate to the school for them to learn, educative toys for children of age 7-13 years old. F. Location: Cikapundung River Area, Bandung Region G. Language: English should be spoken among participants H. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material
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for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded. I. J. Meeting Point: Dago Bus Terminal on dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday. Contact IIWC at +62-24 7603503 Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743 Airport: Husein Sastranegara International Airport
IIWC 1323/Ramadhan Camp II/ Salatiga/10/07-23/07/CUL,KIDS/18+/12 Project Description: A. Background: Ramadhan, Moslem life and Indonesia are three things that are close related to each other. It was such an interesting suggestion from IIWC partners to organize work camp in Ramadhan Month. Luckily with good and strong partnership with IIWC local partners. It the reason in 2013 IIWC organizes the 1 st Ramadhan Study in this project site. Camp which will emphasize an introduction of moslem culture in Indonesia: Ramadhan and its meaning for Indonesian moslem Our local partner named Abu Hurairah orphanage is one of moslem orphanages located in Salatiga (2 hours by bus from Semarang city center) with 65 children living in this orphanage. This place provides education for children as well as a place to stay. usually we organize workcamp to educate and motivate chidren. The most of the children are orphans, but some others come from a very poor family that can not support for their education. Regarding to previous high enthusiasm came from Ramadhan Study Camp participants in Semarang, in this year we will organize two times Ramadhan camp in different places. B. Project: This workcamp offers a cultural experience and study about Ramadhan life in Indonesia including the ramadhan working hours, sleeping and wake up management, way of working, schedules, food and drinks, cookies, etc. More than that, volunteers will have opportunity to share their knowledge with the local students in terms of sharing Ramadhan cookies recipes and helping the students with their school studies such as English, Math, etc. The aims of the camp are: to introduce moslem culture in Indonesia; to give opportunity to international volunteers an experience of the culture of Islamic celebration in Indonesia; to give opportunity for value added for the local people in practicing Ramadhan in international atmosphere; to promote global understanding and friendship through intercultural learning. Work: 1: Learning reading and writing Arabic, calligraphy, Rebana (Islamic drum). Activities 2: Cooking together for cookies or drinks or special food for lebaran or designing moslem clothes for Lebaran. Activities 3: Making Ramadhan greeting cards and selling it in as charity. 4: Helping school subject study for children. C. Special remarks: be ready for very early breakfast for Ramadhan at 2.30 am, sleepy day time, praying songs during most evenings, so enthusiastic local children and local people, be patient and have big big smiles!!!
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D. Accommodation: Abu Hurairah boys orphanage in Salatiga; sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking E. Location: Salatiga, Central Java Indonesia. Salatiga has been known as beautiful city in Central Java since its located in mountainous area with fresh weather and cold water. F. Language: English should be spoken among participants G. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded. H. Meeting point : IIWC Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Jembawan 2 no 10 Semarang 50145 Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia, on dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday. Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743 I. Airport: Ahmad Yani Semarang airport ; Train station; Tawang Semarang Train Station
G/B.WC IIWC EDU/18+/12
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Children
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Project Description: A. Background: The workcamp will take place in Bangun Harjo village, which is located in Semarang City. This village is very close with Johar Market, the biggest traditional market in Semarang. Most of the local people there are living in low economic standart, so the condition is dirty and flooded by sea water (sometimes). In this less advantage condition the children living in this area make money in the street even some of them do not go to school. In cooperation with one local NGO name ASA Rumah Pintar Bangjo which has one shelter for the street children around Johar market IIWC would like to support the NGOs activity through an international workcamp. B. Project: The main activities in Semarang Street Children Camp will deal with manual activities of teaching and playing with children such as making handicraft, necklace, or small something easy to get and possibly arts or music as well as collaborating with local people like sharing the culture. As a part of this project, school visit and university visit, we will visit some schools/university to campaign the street children project and cultural exchange. These activities really need strong motivation and physic. The detailed activities are broken down into the tentative schedule which will be sent together with welcoming email from the workcamp leaders directly.
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C. Work: The activities can be break down as follows ; Provide information about health to children, School visit or University Visit organizing activitieshop to raise up the awareness of youth about street children condition, Campaign in City centre, Outreach, Cooking or cultural exchange with children , etc D. The aims of the camp are: 1. To create educative games for the children so that it will give them more time for positive activities in their home instead of going to street. 2. To create some activities dealing with personal hygiene for local children. 3. To exchange the vision of each countrys living aspects, including education, culture, and way of life, especially which concerns to education and health 4. To motivate the community (especially children in the area) E. Special remarks: target groups are the children. Be ready with lots of ideas and loves for children. F. Accommodation: The volunteers will stay in IIWC Volunteer house Semarang with shared toilet and bathroom, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking. IIWC volunteers house Semarang is located more or less 6 km away from the workcamp project site. The group of the volunteers will take public car together to reach the workcamp site almost every day. G. Location: Semarang City, Central Java Indonesia. H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded. Meeting point : IIWC Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Jembawan 2 no 10 Semarang 50145 Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia, Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743 on dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday
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G/B.WC IIWC II/Mangkang Camp/Semarang/Demand based/KIDS, EDU/18+/12 Project Description: A.
Background: Mangkang is a fisheries village located in west Semarang. This project has become annually and continuously project organized by IIWC in answering the needs of preserving the coastal side of North Java Sea in Mangkang. About 1,1 km costal line in Mangkang area is now in danger due to the abrasion of the sea, cutting mangrove by local people and heavy force from the river flows. Before, many kinds of fish and shrimps are living there, but now since the
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condition of the mangrove forest is getting worse, it is quite difficult to find the species anymore. Fisherman also needs to go further to the ocean to fish and it means much work they need to do to earn money B. Project: Preserving natural diversity and sea shore from the abrasion because of no more mangrove and too strong waves from the ocean will be the main focus of the camp. Mangkang is the project site for IIWCs World Tanabata Action since 2008. It is a global project initiated by NICE Japan then was adopted by CCIVS UNESCO in the beginning of 2008 where volunteerism all over the world through IVS planting trees and hang their wishes in Tanzaku paper on a bamboo leaf. C. The aims of the camps are to initiate the project of protecting the sea shore by planting mangroves and, increase the awareness of the local people, the fisherman, and local students to protect their environment as well as their future. D. Work: Planting mangrove, and other trees for beach, environment education to local people and children, school visits for environment education, green campaign in city centre, and manage the mangrove fruits to be snacks or foods and promote it. E. Special remarks: Very hot and less hygiene condition of poor coastal area, be ready with sun block and sun burnt. Bring some ideas for environment education (especially about mangrove and how to take care of it) and Olympic games for environment education for small children aged from 6-12 and adult. F. Location: Mangunharjo Village, Mangkang, Semarang Central Java Indonesia. G. Accommodation: IIWC Volunteer house, sleeping bag is needed, self cooking. H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, Tshirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded.
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Meeting point : IIWC Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Jembawan 2 no 10 Semarang 50145 Semarang based on the workcamp dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday., Central Java, Indonesia, Contact IIWC at +62-24 7603503 Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743 on dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday K. Airport : Ahmad Yani Semarang airport ; Train Station : Tawang Semarang train station
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Region/Demand
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Project Description: A. Background: Indonesia International Work Camp has been carrying on the patrimonito project since 2008 by organizing Borobudur International Camp. The activity was organized based on the need of the awareness
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rising among the youth in protecting, promoting and preserving the world heritage site in Indonesia especially in Borobudur temple. B. Project: Sustaining the program of the 5th batch of Young Guardian Club is main project for Borobudur Camp 2013 where the YGC 2013 will follow it up with one year program involving Long and Middle Term Volunteers after the this workcamp until the next WHV Borobudur workcamps in 2014. To encourage motivations to the YGC members, activities of this workcamp will include three phases: 1) In depth understanding about World Heritage for volunteers and local cultures In order for volunteers to be resources and peer educators for new YGC members, volunteers are provided with opportunities to learn and experiences World Heritage not only Borobudur but also globally. The volunteers also have chance to present information or one or more WH sites in their home country. The existence of Borobudur is supported by the living local culture in surround area. This is often neglected part of Borobudur temple by visitors and even local people. Volunteers will have chances to get to know and experiences the local culture such as handcrafting, pottery, landscape, arts, nature, etc. Volunteers are excepted to valorize this experience into their mind and reflect the meaning and importance of the sustainability of local cultures for supporting the existence of Borobudur temple and compound as a whole heritage, and share it in the training for YGC. 2) 5th Batch Enrichment Workshop for Young Guardian Volunteers must work as team to organize a 5 days training, especially the content of the training. Although there will be other resource persons come for sharing some lectures like the experts from local stakeholders and/or UNESCO officers; however volunteers roles will be related to the volunteering parts, team building, plan of action and mentorship for the new created YGC. The positive result of 1st phase of this workcamp is important step for volunteers to facilitate the YGC members in the training and making one year plan of action. 3) Promoting Young Guardian Club 2013 to Public In order to get more media coverage, the first action of new YGC should be done in the end of the training together with the volunteers. In the previous workcamps, action is done in the temple area. Somehow, as volunteers and YGC are free to decide the action, for this year action will be up to the plan agreed together between volunteers and YGC. IIWC is to facilitate the idea. Volunteers are expected to have creative ideas in this phase. C. The aims of the camp are: The project aims at establishing the solid basis for local youth and communities to succeed in preserving the heritage site by participating in the wide range of conservation activities of the site. Since 2009 IIWC has organized World Heritage Volunteers (WHV) at Borobudur Temple. To make the World Heritage project more sustainable, the Young Guardian Club (YGC) was created in 2009 and since then long term volunteers and WHV work camp volunteers have been cooperating. This year IIWC would like to strengthen and widen the existing YGC in coordination with WHV. Due to the continuity of the programme, among youth, YGC is more recognized and attracting them to be more involved in heritage conservation. Participation in WHV 2013 will allow YGC Borobudur to be an exemplary practice and motivate other Indonesian youth communities to create their own clubs. D. Work: organizing enrichment for Young Guardian Club, and campaign at the Borobudur temple area and school visit
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E. Special remarks: be ready for, many ideas for games, competition and cultural exchange. So enthusiastic local students, very broad visitors with different understanding about preserving world heritage, be patient and have big big smiles!!! F. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking G. Location: Borobudur Village, Mungkid, Magelang, Central Java Indonesia. H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded. Meeting Point: Adi Sucipto Airport/ Jogja International Airport based on the workcamp dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday. Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743
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G/B.WC IIWC IV/Pekalongan based/KIDS, EDU/18+/12
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Project Description : A. Background: Pantura or Northern Coastal line of Java sea main road is the longest and biggest road which connect West Java part (Jakarta) to Eats Java part (Surabaya). As main part of the island, beside java island is too density, java island has been main economic development in Indonesia especially North part of Java or pantura area. Many factories are built, and lots of trees cut down , somehow it creates some destruction to environment. Along the north sea part, many mangroves tree are cut down and bring some problem like rob and abrasion. In Pekalongan, this environmental problem are undertaken by some people or NGOs which concern on planting new mangroves. This workcamp will be first workcamp about mangrove and will be mangrove protection sister project of IIWC. B. Project: Preserving natural diversity and sea shore from the abrasion because of no more mangrove and too strong waves from the ocean will be the main focus of the camp. This project will also support for global action named World Tanabata Action. It is initiated by NICE Japan then was adopted by CCIVS UNESCO in the beginning of 2008 where volunteerism all over the world through IVS by planting trees and hang their wishes in Tanzaku paper on a bamboo leaf. C. Aims ; The aims of the camps is help the efforts of local NGO in Pekalongan to replant mangroves, to raise up the awareness of environment to local people,
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youth, and children and involve them in environmental action. D. Work: Planting mangroves, cleaning beach, discussion about mangroves, socialization about mangrove to some school, and organize a green activitieshop in University E. Special remarks: hot weather in the area, be ready with sun block and sun burnt. Bring lots of ideas or books about environment education for children and youth. F. Location: Pekalongan Regency, Central Java G. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag is needed, self cooking. H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded.
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Meeting point : IIWC Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Jembawan 2 no 10 Semarang 50145 Semarang based on the workcamp dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday., Central Java, Indonesia, Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743 K. Airport : Semarang Airport ; Train station ; Tawang Semarang train station
G/B.WC IIWC V/ Blora Edu Camp/Blora Region/Demand Based/KIDS, EDU/18+/12 Project Description: A. Background: Blora is a quite small town located in the eastern part of Central Java Province-Indonesia. This small town is quite rural since it takes at least 4 hour by bus from Semarang city. This condition results limited access for Bloranese students for having opportunity to meet people from different cultures as part of learning process. B. Project: In cooperation with the local library of Blora, the volunteer will run some activities of English competition, games and cultural exchange with local people. Last year project was highly appreciated by the local government, local people and the involvement of the local people was so nice. C. The aims: of the camp are to encourage the teaching-learning activity in local schools in Blora through non-formal approach by promoting the reading habit and cultural diversity. D. Work: School visits, English Competition, Organizing Bazaar and cultural night, Discussion, crazy games for Independence Day, cooking session, games and cultural exchanges, etc. E. Special remarks: be ready to organize bazaar and English competition for students, many ideas for games, competition and cultural exchange. So enthusiastic local children, be patient and have big big smiles!!! F. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking
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G. Location: Mlangsen Village, Blora Central Java Indonesia. H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded. Meeting point : IIWC Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Jembawan 2 no 10 Semarang 50145 Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia, Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743 on dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday
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K. Airport: Ahmad Yani Semarang airport ; Train station ; Tawang Semarang train station
G/B.WC IIWC VI/Semoya Camp/Bantul, Yogyakarta/Demand Based/KIDS, EDU/18+/12 Project Description : A. Background : The first Workcamp in this area was taking place in 2008 while there was 2 years project called IIWC Cares Jogja after the earth quake in 2006. Recently one the school visited by the workcamps name SD Muhamadiyah Semoya would like to have more IVS activity for the students there. The spirit and motivation brought by workcamp volunteers are expected to raise the motivation of the students to study more for their future. B. Project: Some programs such as emergency workcamps, NVDA special camp, Notebook Action, donation for rebuilding one kindergarten, donation for sport facilities in primary schools in around this area had been done successfully. There is a need to have international experiences for the students as well as the teacher to build more their knowledge and soft skills in terms of non-formal education approach combined with the formal education at school. At the same time, this project is also to offer the volunteers a chance to see the recovered area of which IIWC and some partners in the year of 2006-2008 did the post earth quake IVS action-the IIWC Cares Jogja as well as to share opportunity to the volunteers to experience local culture of Jogja which is not the touristic side.
C. The aims of the camp are: a. The main idea is to offer the teacher, students of SD Muhamadiyah Semoya and volunteers a chance for cultural exchange and understanding,
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b. Experience and exchange the local culture with your origin culture for global friendship c. Sharing knowledge with teachers and students in terms of different methods of learning and teaching system in primary school from different countries. d. Sharing knowledge with teachers and students in terms of learning-teaching about extra subject (skills, engineering, English, sport) D. Work: Activitieshops with the teachers, activitieshops with students, cultural exchange with local people/neighborhood. E. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking F. Special remarks: Feel free to bring some equipment for the students such as map of your country, if possible some second hand electronic devises that you do not mind to donate to the school for them to learn, educative toys for children of age 7-13 years old. G. Location: Semoya Village, Brebah, Jogja H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded. Meeting Point: Adi Sutjipto Airport, Yogyakarta (JOG) International Airport on dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday. Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 22743
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K. Airport: Adisutjipto - Yogyakarta (JOG) International Airport G/B.WC IIWC VII/Cikapundung Camp/Bandung/Bandung/Demand Based/ENVI,EDU/18+/12 Project Description: A. Background : This year IIWC start to spread the international voluntary spirit to West Java. We start to make a project at Cikapundung area. Cikapundung is a river thats also know as one of dirtiest river in the world. The River was polluted by the waste dump carelessly. When the rainy season coming, the flood cant be prevented. So, seeing this problem IIWC start to make a project at Cikapundung area to use it IVS to help the local people to increase their awareness of environment. In the beginning if this year we already manage weekend workcamp or voluntary project just for in the weekend. The peoples are interested to propose this project to gain the impact to society.
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B. Project: Regarding to the evaluation of weekend workcamp we need to make some project helping people to solve the problem. The biggest vision of this project is raising awareness of environment to local people in Cikapundung area. The volunteers will follow up the activity such as cleaning river and educate people and student to raising their awareness about their environment.
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aims of the camp are: To support the Cikapundung cleaning project To invite local people to care to the environment To educate the Children To introduce IIWC and IVs to all Bandung people Sharing knowledge about environment issues with teachers and students in terms of learning-teaching about extra subject (skills, engineering, English, sport)
D. Work: Cleaning Cikapundung River, discussion about environment, socialization about Cikapundung river to some school, and organize a green activitieshop in University E. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking F. Special remarks: Feel free to bring some equipment for the students such as map of your country, if possible some second hand electronic devises that you do not mind to donate to the school for them to learn, educative toys for children of age 7-13 years old. G. Location: Cikapundung River Area H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded. Meeting Point: Dago Bus Terminal on dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday. Contact IIWC at +62-24 7603503 Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743
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K. Airport: Husein Sastranegara International Airport G/BWC IIWC VIII /Abu Hurairoh Camp/Salatiga/Demand Based/KIDS,EDU/18+/12 Project Description: A. Background: Abu Hurairah orphanage is one of moslem orphanages located in Salatiga (2 hours by bus from Semarang city center) with 65 children living in this orphanage. This place provides education for children as well as a place to stay. Most of the children are orphans, but some others come from a very poor family that can not support for their education. The needs that we identified from this project are: capacity building for the children to increase their self confident, inter cultural learning, additional English or foreign classes, IT and how to use computer and skill development for the children.
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B. Project: The first Workcamp in Abu Hurairah was taking place in 2008 while there was a Japanese middle-termvolunteer staying in the orphanage. Since then there where various volunteers for mostly shorter times staying there. With the German Weltwaerts program, the first long-term-project started and enabled 1 year voluntary service that would offer more sustainability. There is a running garbagemanagement-system as well as regular English classes and free time activities. This will be continued by the following Weltwaerts-Volunteer. The Workcamp aims to support the projects of the LTV. C. The aims of the camp are: 1. The main idea is to offer the children and volunteers a chance for cultural exchange and understanding, as well as the support of the LTV. 2. Share experience in vulnerable group with IIWC LTVs 3. Experience and exchange the local culture with your origin culture for global friendship D. Work: For all the work which is planned (painting the entire building, repairing doors, making roofs for garbage, making proper garbage places and all the ideas that come from Muhammadiyah and the volunteer, the involvement of the children is really important). Besides, volunteers will organize some skill and language classes with LMTV vols to children. In addition, trips and picnics can be organized as well as international nights and educational activities concerning health, sustainability, garbage E. Special remarks: target groups are the children and host-families of Abu Hurairah boys orphanage F. Accommodation: Abu Hurairah boys orphanage in Salatiga; sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking G. Location: Salatiga, Central Java Indonesia. Salatiga has been known as beautiful city in Central Java since its located in mountainous area with fresh weather and cold water. H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded. Meeting point : IIWC Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Jembawan 2 no 10 Semarang 50145 Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia, on dates chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday. Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743
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K. Airport: Ahmad Yani Semarang airport ; Train station; Tawang Semarang Train Station
G/BWC IX IIWC/Gedongsongo Camp/Semarang Up Town/demand based/ENVI,EDU/18+/12 Project Description: A. Background: Gedongsongo is one of tourist spots in Central Java. There are 9 temples in the areas and the temples should be very interesting places to have vacation. Still, the environment condition, socio economic background, sanitation and hygiene of the local people need to be improved. Most of the inhabitants are earning money from the vegetables garden that they have. In the weekend, they will sell the vegetables and foods to the visitors. However, with the limitation of environmental friendly awareness from the local visitor as well as the sellers, this situation left garbage in the temple area. B. Project: Based on the last work camp evaluation, the volunteers will do the follow up of activities; education and sharing knowledge on garbage recycle, managing garbage dumping, environmental education for children, and other relevant environment activities. C. The main aims of the camp are; to increase the awareness of the local people about garbage problem (especially non organic garbage) and to introduce them about recycle process. D. Work: The volunteer will work in changing behavior activities of the local people toward their environment, recycle garbage, introducing personal hygiene related to the environment condition, organizing additional English lesson and school visit, and playing games with children. There will be also possibilities of planting trees, making garden together with the local students for preserving and promoting healthy environment. E. Special remarks: please bring any necessary information about garbage recycling. Be very creative for additional English lesson, games and other activities for the children. Do remember to bring sun block and warm clothes since it will be very hot in the day time and very cold at night. F. Location: Candi Village Gedongsongo Ambarawa Central Java Indonesia. The volunteers can see the breath taken view from the top of the hill in Gedongsongo. The air is so fresh and the nature is still so pure for a relaxing day
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G. Accommodation: Host family, sleeping bag or and mattress needed, self cooking. H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded.
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Meeting point : IIWC Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Jembawan 2 no 10 Semarang 50145 Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia, Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743 based on the date chosen at first day at the latest 12.00 midday K. Airport : Ahmad Yani Semarang airport ; Train Station : Tawang Semarang train station G/B.WC IIWC X/Tegalrejo Camp/Semarang Up Town/Demand based/KIDS,EDU/18+/10 Project Description : A. Background: Its been 6 years now that IIWC organized the workcamp in cooperation with NICE Japan and NOVIB IDO which concerns in the prevention of STI and HIV/AIDS in Tegalrejo and Sukosari the two prostitution areas in Semarang uptown. Somehow, after the first HIV/AIDS prevention workcamp in Tegalrejo on February 2007, this project turns to focus more on the education especially highlighting the mental side of the children in the prostitution. This is due to the lack of concern on this issue from all stakeholders in Tegalrejo prostitution area while IIWC found out that there is big chance for IIWC to address the children issue. B. Project: Tegalrejo project at moment is the follow up of workcamps that regularly organized between IIWC and NICE Japan by setting up a shelter. This shelter is used for children to learn their school subject and to gain soft skills such as handicraft, dance, singing, etc assisted by volunteers. C. The aims of the camp are: 1. To promote or introduce the shelter among the local youth or students nearby 2. To motivate the children about the importance of education 3. To organize activities for the children in prostitution area 4. To exchange culture between participants, local people, and local students D. Work: main work is running daily teaching activities in shelter (language classes, handicraft, arts, dance, etc) , promote shelter to be recognized by local youth ( youth club, high schools, or university) in order to get local volunteer that could help for daily teaching in shelter and activity with local people. E. Special remarks: be ready with many ideas for games and competition for
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children. Be open minded, and need to have lots love and cares to children , be ready as well that some children might be hyperactive. F. Accommodation: Tegalrejo Shelter (rent house); sleeping bag and mattress needed, self cooking G. Location: Tegalrejo sub village, jatijajar village, Semarang, Central Java Indonesia. H. Language: English should be spoken among participants I. Fee : The participation fee payable upon arrival will be 185 Euros covering foods, local transport, accommodation, administration cost, police certificate, material for the camps, T-shirt, and IIWC certificate of participation. Volunteers are requested to bear their own health and travel insurance. Please keep it in your mind that all personal expenses and free day expenses are excluded. Meeting point : IIWC Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Jembawan 2 no 10 Semarang 50145 Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia, on those dates at first day at the latest 12.00 midday. Contact STV Coordinator Itsnani Mardlotillah (Mr) at +6285 226 522743
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K. Airport: Ahmad Yani Semarang airport ; Train station ; Tawang Semarang train station Project list of LMTV Project 2013 Indonesia International Work Camp Jalan Jembawan Raya No 8 Semarang Central Java Indonesia 50145 Tel: +62 24 7603503 Ext. 104 Fax: +62 24 7601989 General Email: iiwc1@yahoo.com Incoming Email: lmtv.iiwcindonesia@gmail.com Blog: www.iiwcindonesia.wordpress.com Website: www.iiwc-indonesia.org
& Term Volunteering (LMTV) is an international volunteering program where volunteers stay for 2-6 month (middle term) or 6-12 (long term) for the project. Placement for volunteers is limited only maximum 3 volunteers in one project site at one time. Most LMTV project sites are the IIWC STV (workcamp) project sites. While the workcamps are organized seasonal (winter, spring, and summer), LMTV projects are open the whole year. The long term volunteers are expected to be able and enjoy exploring ideas, planning, implementing and evaluating their own activities under the supervision of mentors-the local partner in the project site. Most non
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school/university projects requires high self motivation of the volunteers especially in term of learning and get along with locals culture and language, flexibility and tentative schedules. Volunteers mostly play the biggest part of succeeding the LMTV program. Volunteer will stay mostly in the project site, in collaboration with partners or local communities with the main purpose of exchanging experiences, culture, mutual benefit between the relevant parties. LMTV program is aimed at giving opportunity for international and local volunteers who would like to be involved in the sustainability and the development of IIWC international voluntary service (IVS) projects in regular basis. The objectives are: 1. To exchange experience and culture, to provide opportunities for volunteers to connect with and learn from the community through enjoyment of local life and exchange. 2. To promote lasting change with specialized and sustainable voluntary works that improve the community. 3. Mutual benefit between the stakeholder, to empower not only the hosts, but also the local communities especially in depopulated areas.
IIWC opens extra opportunities for international volunteers who join our LMTV program: 1) Volunteers who stay in LMTV project between November April or between April September have chance to join (for FREE): Workcamp leadership Training for Campleader (a mini workcamp concept 4-5 days) Or they can join with locals contribution fee/ participation fee which is 70% off: As Participant of Winter/Spring or Summer Camp 2) IIWC Events in different cities in Java Island
IIWC LMTV Project List 2013
33 Type KIDS, EDU KIDS, HEALTH, EDU EDU KIDS, HEALTH, EDU EDU KIDS, EDU EDU EDU EDU KIDS, EDU WHV KIDS, HEALTH, EDU KID, ENVI EDU WHV ENVI WHV Period Whole year Whole year Requireme nt 1 Vol, Female 1 Vol, Female 1 Vol, Male/Femal e 3 Vols, Male/Femal e 1 Vol, Male/Femal e 1 Vol, Male/Femal e 1 Vol, Male/Femal e 1 Vol, Male/Femal e 1 Vol, Male/Femal e 1 Vol, Male/Femal e 2 Vols, Male/Femal e 3 Vols, Male/Femal e 2 Vols, Male/Femal e 1 Vol, Female 1 Vol, Male/Femal e 1 Vol, Male/Femal e 1 Vol, Male/Femal e
Code LMTVIIWC01 LMTVIIWC02 LMTVIIWC03 LMTVIIWC04 LMTVIIWC05 LMTVIIWC06 LMTVIIWC07 LMTVIIWC08 LMTVIIWC09 LMTVIIWC10 LMTVIIWC11 LMTVIIWC12 LMTVIIWC13 LMTVIIWC14 LMTVIIWC15 LMTVIIWC16 LMTVIIWC17
Project Name LMTV Abu Hurairah Salatiga LMTV Fatimatuz Zahro Semarang MTV MLC LMTV Pekalongan Street Children MTV SMPN 1 tegal MTV SD Muhammadiyah Semoya MTV MTS Nurul Huda LMTV IKIP PGRI Semarang LMTV UDINUS MTV Maria Regina Int'l School MTV Borobudur Young Guardian in Action LMTV Tegalrejo Vulnerable Group MTV Mangkang MTV STIP Marunda Jakarta LTV Toraja LMTV Pekalongan Environment LMTV Ujung Kulon
Whole year Whole year January-June and/or September-December January-June and/or September-December January-June and/or September-December April-July and September-December April-July and September-December January-June and/or September-December Whole year Whole year Whole year April-July and September-December Whole year Whole year Whole year
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Project Description IIWC-LMTV01/Abu Hurairah Orphan House/Salatiga Central Java/Kids, Edu/Any date except JulyAugust/18+/1 vol Abu Hurairah orphanage is one of moslem orphanages located in Salatiga (2 hours by bus from Semarang city center) with 65 children living in this orphanage. Orphanages in Indonesian's sense can be slightly different from those in other countries because orphanages in Indonesia do not always mean for the orphan children providing them with places to live, but also a place for the children coming from poor family background that they can get possibility to have education. Abu Hurairah orphanage serve the function as a place to stay for the children as well as to have education at least up to senior high school (in most cases up to the children reach the age of 18 years old). Most of children are orphan but many of them are also coming from poor family background that can not afford for the children's education. The needs that we identified from this project are: capacity building for the children to increase their self confident, inter cultural learning, additional English classes, and skill development for the children. Please note that the orphanage has 3 parts; 2 in Kauman (girls orphanage and for boys aged from 6-15 years old) and Soka part ( for older boys). The volunteers placement will depend on the need and decision of the orphanage, either the volunteer will go to Kauman or Soka part. Project: Organized together with the Moslem orphanage of Abu Hurairoh, the volunteers will organize additional English lessons for the children in the afternoon and evening (the children live separately between girls and boys and mainly the volunteers will work with the boys) and in the weekend or holiday, the volunteers can also organize additional fun activity for capacity building and self confident raising. Because of the limited time that the volunteers can spend to have activities with the children (most children will go to schools in the morning), the project will be also combined with school projects where the children are going to. The volunteers will be expected to organize English classes in some Muhammadiyah schools in the morning, either for elementary, junior or senior high schools. Other activities like inter cultural night, cooking different kind of foods from different countries, movie nights, outing together on holidays are also suggested to the volunteers to organize together with the children for raising self confident and self esteem as well as inter cultural learning aspect of the children. Skills classes can be organized accordingly to develop the skills of the children that later on they can use the skills to earn money when they are out from the orphanage. Work: Organizing additional English lesson for the children in the afternoon, organizing english classes at schools in the morning where the children are going to, organizing different kind of skills development activities like cooking, drawing, music, etc, organizing inter cultural night for example movie nights or other cultural performances together with the children.
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Accommodation: in the orphan house together with the children. The volunteers will have their own room with an Indonesian shared bathroom and toilet, simple matters and closet, shared kitchen or else the volunteer will be accommodated in the boarding house close to the orphanage. Location: Abu Hurairoh, Salatiga, Central Java Indonesia. The orphanage is located very close to the main road and Salatiga city center which is very easy for public facilities. Internet cafe, university, hospital, markets are reachable from the orphanage on foot. Language: English, some Indonesian will be a great help. Terminal: Semarang Ahmad Yani Airport or Tawang Station or Terboyo bus station. Please do not come directly to the project side since volunteer will get orientation in IIWC office. Duration : At least 2 Months Special Remarks: Please note that volunteers should wear shirt with sleeve and over the knee skirt/trousers. Volunteers with no visible tattoo, piercing on face, dread lock and big motivation are very welcome. There is a university project going on in abu hurairah orphanage. The University project is a project to give a scholarship and opportunity to the children in the orphanage to continue to the university and obtain higher education. In Indonesia, it is quite expensive to go to the university and most children in the orphanage do not have any chance to go to university because lack of money. Some ex long term volunteers set up a scheme to raise some fund and send the children to the university. The additional tasks for the volunteers will be preparing the senior high school children to pass the final national examination and enrollment test, selecting the children that will get the scholarship, mentoring and monitoring the children who get the scholarship. There is also garbage separation and environment education for children that the children are expected to separate the garbage and the previous volunteer built a burning storage in an environmental way. You are also expected to continue this activity. Fee: 150 Euro per month. This fee is covering: administration cost, information and support in obtaining visa before arrival, accommodation, transportation from IIWC office to Abu Hurairoh orphanage when you start your project, support for meals and project needs (papers. Stationary, etc), orientation session, evaluation session, project coordination, supervision, police letter approval, and educational material needed by your project. Please note that the volunteers should bear her/his personal expenses, visa extensions for IDR 300.000 each extension and bear health insurance by themselves. Meals support is available IDR 450.000 each month. IIWC-LMTV02/Fatimatuz Zahro Orphan house/Semarang/Kids, Edu/ Any date except July-August /18+/1vol The project of Middle Term Volunteer in Fatimatuz zahro orphanage was once based on the needs of the children for a tutor for their English lesson. However during 6 years the project has been developing into a more holistic project which is sisterhood & brotherhood for building the character of children living in the orphanage. In practical level
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there are needs of involvement of the volunteer in the orphanage more specifically in skill development (in the form of foreign language skills and income generating skills), increasing the awareness for self hygiene, raising awareness about environment especially garbage management system, maintaining clean sanitation related to health, and how to build self confident. This project combines with teaching English activity in two junior high schools where most the children go to study. There are Al-Islah and 10 November Junior High School. These schools give scholarship for the orphanage children. Project: the project will be organized together with the Moslem orphanage of Fatimatuz Zahro highlighting additional foreign language classes (usually English and Japanese), assisting English classes at Junior High School and skill development for the children. There will be possibility of organizing weekend workcamp together with other local volunteer to clean up the surrounding of the orphanage highlighting the environment and maintaining sanitation issues in the orphanage related with the needs of the children and the local people. Work: the actual work that the volunteers need to do are organizing additional English lesson for the children in the afternoon, helping the orphanage with the skill development or the children, capacity building of the children by organizing out bound activities, sport competition, music class and gardening with the children, give environment education and organizing weekend workcamp to clean up the surrounding which will be related to the maintaining of personal health of the children. Accommodation: in the orphan house together with the children, the volunteer will have their own room separated from the children though. Location: Fatimatuz zahro, Semarang, Central Java Indonesia. The orphanage is located closed the access for public facilities like market, internet, hospital, post office. Language: English is a must for additional English lesson, basic knowledge of Indonesian language will be very useful. Terminal: Semarang Ahmad Yani Airport or Tawang train station. Duration: at least 2 months Fee: 150 Euro per month covering: administration cost, information and support in obtaining visa before arrival, transportation from IIWC office to Fatimatuzzahro orphanage when you start your project, support for meals, orientation session, evaluation session, project coordinator, personal supervisor, police letter and educational material useful for your project, if necessary. Accommodation will be provided by the orphanage. Please note that the volunteers should bear her/his personal expenses, visa extensions for IDR 300.000 each extension if needed and bear health insurance by themselves. Meals support provided IDR 450.000 each month IIWC-MTV03/MLC/Semarang City/Edu/March 2013 onward/18+/1vol
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MLC is situated and concentrates its operation in the eastern part of Semarang. This part of the city is very close to industrial center of Genuk and Mranggen. It also houses some of the most dense housing areas in the city, such as Tlogosari, Pucang Gading, and Lamper areas. Simply put, it is one of second most densely populated area in Semarang. Close to manufacturing factories and industrial district, this area provides its own set of challenges when it comes to education. Due to the average to low living standard, schools are either overcrowded or lacking of teaching staffs (or their quality thereof). In some of the poorest district in the area children are even forced to help their parents earn money after (or before) school begins. Low standard of education makes it hard for people to improve their economic condition which in turn creates the vicious cycle of poverty. Work: Essential Tasks Should you decide to take part in this MTV, you are required to: 1.Teach language to students who are mostly in adults to young adults range of age. 2. Conduct activities that helps build character and confidence. 3. Assist with the operation of the MLC. 4. Adhere to the rules and regulations set up by IIWC and MLC. Additional Tasks During the course of the program you may also required to: 1. Help organize community service activities. 2. Take part in evaluation meeting of MLC. Accommodation: Accommodation for the duration of the program will be arranged for you by a local coordinator. You will stay in a boarding house. It is very likely that you will have a room for yourself and that the boarding house is unisex; your boarding housemates will very likely to be of the same sex. Where youll be staying should not be too far from where you work, so workplace transportation should not be much of an issue. However, it is wise to note that the bathrooms in Indonesia are different from western bathrooms. Indonesian bathrooms have no showers and often no automatic toilet flushing system. People take the water manually from the water container when taking a bath and flush the toilet with water manually. Sometimes, squat toilets are installed instead of sitting toilet. So far this has pose no serious concern for our volunteers. Many have successfully adapt and even found it as a new experience. It is good to know that convenience stores are highly accessible in this part of the city. You can get all our daily needs there at a reasonable price. Volunteers are allowed to bring their own food. We suggest prudence when it comes to buying food from street
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food vendors as their products is highly exposed to dust, fumes and poor hygiene. Location: Semarang City, Central Java Indonesia. Language: English is a must, the knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian language) will be necessary. Terminal: Ahmad Yani Semarang International airport or Semarang Tawang Train station. Duration: at least 3 months. Special Remarks: Many ideas for teaching English or your native language. The volunteer should bring his/her own teaching materials and as many ideas for creative activities as possible. Many games and plays that you can share with children. The facilities and equipment of the orphanage is very simple, so it is better to plan games and lessons which do not require a lot of materials. Fee:100 Euro per month covering: meals, accommodation, administration cost, information and support in obtaining visa before arrival, transportation from IIWC office to the project site when you starting your project, orientation session, evaluation session, project coordination, personal supervisor, police letter and educational material useful for your project. Please note that the volunteers should bear her/his personal expenses, visa extensions for IDR 300.000 each extension if needed and bear health insurance by themselves. Meals support provided IDR 450.000 each month.
IIWC-LMTV04/ Pekalongan Children Slum Area /Pasirsari, Bugisan and Poncol Village, Pekalongan City/Kid, Edu/Any date except July-August/18+/3vols Pasirsari, Bugisan and Poncol villages are three small slum area in Pekalongan City, part of the famous North Java main land road and its Batik industry. It is IIWCs home based project since 2009. Volunteers will work with IIWC Local Staff and other volunteers as a team at 3 spot which reachable by bicycle. Work: With help from Local Staff from IIWC, volunteers will organizing interesting non formal education activities to motivate the children to stay at school or go back to school, skill development, giving additional lesson to support children education, raising awareness and monitoring personal hygiene (washing hand, brushing teeth, etc.) among the children and another actual tasks can vary according to the projects current needs and depend on the volunteers own initiative. Location: Pasirsari,Bugisan and Poncol Pekalongan City, Central Java Indonesia. Language: English is a must, the knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian language)
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will be necessary because most of the target group and local people DO NOT speak any English. Accommodation: Sharing house with the other volunteers at Volunteer house. Starting date: First Week of each month, except July and August 2013 due to Ramadhan, IIWC is not placing any volunteer during this period of time. Terminal: Ahmad Yani Semarang International airport or Semarang Tawang Train station. Duration: at least 2 months. Special Remarks: Very challenging project because of complexity of social and economical problems. Volunteers are expected to be very open minded, independent and creative to join this project. Fee:150 Euro per month covering: meals, accommodation, administration cost, information and support in obtaining visa before arrival, transportation from IIWC office to the project site when you starting your project, orientation session, evaluation session, project coordination, personal supervisor, police letter and educational material useful for your project. Please note that the volunteers should bear her/his personal expenses, visa extensions for IDR 300.000 each extension if needed and bear health insurance by themselves. Meals support provided IDR 450.000 each month. IIWC-MTV05/SMP N 1 Tegal/Tegal City/Edu/ Periode 1: April-June 2013, Periode 2: September-November 2013 Project: The project will take place in SMPN 1 Tegal is a city 3 hours from Semarang. It is very famous with its traditional foods all over Indonesia. This school located on Tentara Pelajar Street Number 26, Tegal City, Central Java. SMPN 1 Tegal it self has 425 students. These school prepare themself to become International Standart School. It means the students learning english because the learning use bilingual (Only Some lesson). The teacher there are still relatively young and very motivated to improve English education in the school, but they have difficulty in finding native speaker to practice english for the students. Work: Your main work in assiting the learning with English class especially conversation class. Please note that most of the student an be very shy for the first time to speak in English, that is why you need to be very patient and creative in building the atmosphere of the class. In addition, you also able to join their extra curriculum class. Accommodation: The accommodation will be in the home stay provided by SMPN 1. Usually you will stay in a house with some other students or teacher, but you will have your own private room. The food will be provided by the host family. Please note that Indonesian toilet is
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a wet one and not the western style standard with a flush Location: Jl. Tentara Pelajar No 32 Tegal City, Central java Language: English and Indonesian Starting Date: First week every month on Periode 1: April-June 2013, Periode 2: September-November 2013, Duration: at least 3 months Terminal: Ahmad Yani Airport Semarang, Tawang Station Semarang Special Remarks: Good in English, cheerful, patient, self confidence builder and high motivation Fee: 150 Euro per month covering: meals, accommodation, administration cost, information and support in obtaining visa before arrival, transportation from IIWC office to the project site when you starting your project, orientation session, evaluation session, project coordination, personal supervisor, police letter and educational material useful for your project. Please note that the volunteers should bear her/his personal expenses, visa extensions for IDR 300.000 each extension if needed and bear health insurance by themselves. Meals support provided IDR 600.000 each month.
IIWC-MTV06/SD Muhammadiyah Semoya Brebah/Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta/ Kids, Edu/ Periode 1: February-June 2013, Periode 2: September-December 2013
Project: SD Muhammadiyah Semoya Brebah (Muhammadiyah Semoya Brebah Elementary School) is a private Islamic elementary school. This school was one of school that visited by IIWC cares after earth quake in 2006. Some programs such as emergency workcamps, NVDA special camp, Notebook Action, donation for rebuilding one kindergarten, donation for sport facilities in primary school around this area had been done successfully. Recently, the school would like to have more International Voluntary Service (IVS) activity for the student there. The spirit and motivation brought by volunteers are
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expected to raise the motivation of the student to study more for their future. There is a need to have international experiences for the students as well as the teacher to build more their knowledge and soft skill in term of non-formal education approach combined with the formal education at school. At the same time, this project is also to offer the volunteers a chance to see the recovered area of which IIWC and some partners in the year of 2006-2008 did the post earth quake IVS action-The IIWC Cares Jogja as well as to share opportunity to the volunteers to experience local culture of Jogja which is not the touristic side. Work: Volunteer will assist English classes for 3rd, 4th and 5th grade, English class for Teachers and staffs, culture exchange with the local people. Accommodation: Host Family Location: Semoya Village, Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta Language: English for communication for teaching activities. Starting Date: February-June 2: September-December 2013 Duration: at least 2 months Terminal: Ahmad Yani Airport Semarang, Tawang Station Semarang Special Remarks: Good in English and want to learn Bahasa Indonesia, Has a letter of teaching of English is more preferable, cheerful, patient, self confidence builder and high motivation. Fee: 150 Euro per month covering: administration cost, information and support in obtaining visa before arrival, transportation from IIWC office to project site when you start your project, orientation session, evaluation session, project coordinator, police letter and personal supervisor. Please note that the volunteers should bear her/his personal expenses, visa extensions for IDR 300.000 each extension if needed and bear health insurance by themselves. Meals support provided IDR 450.000 each month. Brebah,
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IIWC-MTV07/ MTs Nurul Huda (Nurul Huda Islamic Junior High School)/Demak Regency/Teach, Edu/ Periode 1: March-June 2013, Periode 2: SeptemberDesember 2013/18+/1 vol Project: MTs Nurul Huda is one of Islamic schools which located in Demak Regency. This school is not part of government school. Even they got some support from government but the rest of fees should be bear by the student. Although, this is such kind of private school but almost all the students here are from poor family. So, actually the school fee paid by the student isnt a lot. And why their parents choose
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this school because they prefer to send their children to Islamic schools better than to normal public school is because of in this school the student get more religion lesson that their parents expect from. The number of children now is about 500-600 with 15 classrooms. Almost all the teacher are not civil servant, so they are paid by school with limited salary. Most of the teacher working here also has another main job that normally in farming. So, sometimes some teachers are not coming to schools because they have to take care of their farming when its time for planting either harvesting. There are three English teachers here but some are not really from study English background, and even for speaking English they cant do it. The students here is just study English by writing without knowing or practicing how to speak. With all the globalization challenge, student is now demanded to be able to communicate in English. But some problems come to students here because their parents are not able to send them to have English course after school. For them, sending their children to school is already precious thing in life. Seeing the life of people here, normally after finish from junior high school some students not continue to high school because of economic condition of their parents. Some are working, and some are getting married for girls. Itll be very helpful if theres volunteer who helps for teaching English in this school in order to motivate the children to be able speak English and can use English to face the life challenge. Work: Teaching English and organizing additional supporting activities for school subjects. Accommodation: Boarding house in Indonesian family with simple bedding, shared kitchen and bathroom. Please note that Indonesian life style is very modest compared to European or American way. Location: Demak regency Central Java. Language: English is a must. Knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia will be necessary because most of the students do not speak any English. We encourage the volunteer to learn Bahasa Indonesia in their home country before departing to Indonesia. Starting date: First week every month, except July and August 2013 due to Ramadhan, IIWC is not placing any volunteer during this period of time Terminal: Ahmad yani Semarang airport or Tawang train station. Duration: at least 2 months. Special Remarks: Moslem schools: there will be good conduct introduced to the volunteer to help them adjusting to the Moslem norms in schools. Fee: 150 Euro per month covering: meals, accommodation, administration cost, information and support in obtaining visa before arrival, transportation from IIWC office to the project site when you starting your project, orientation session, evaluation session, project coordination, personal supervisor, police letter and educational material useful for your project. Please note that the volunteers should bear her/his personal expenses, visa extensions for IDR 300.000 each extension if needed and bear health insurance by themselves.
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Meals support provided IDR 450.000 each month.
IIWC-MTV08/IKIP PGRI Semarang/Semarang city/Teach, Edu/ Periode 1: March-June 2013 Periode 2: September-December 2013/has bachelor title/1vol Project: Organized together with IKIP PGRI, the volunteer will assist the English lecturer in the class. The students need to practice their English while since the political and economical condition of Indonesia makes difficulties for the university to hire native speakers. Also it is quite difficult to invite the native speakers due to the travel band from some English speaking countries. Work: Assisting English teaching in university run and manage the English conversation club Accommodation: Boarding house provided by university. Location: Jl. Lontar No.1 Semarang Jawa Tengah (Central Java) Language: English, the university has the responsibility to give additional Indonesian language course to the volunteers during the project. Starting Date: March-June 2013 Periode 2: September-December 2013, Duration: at least 2 months Terminal: Semarang Ahmad Yani Airport Special Remarks: Has a letter of teaching of English is more preferable, has university background, cheerful, patient, self confidence builder and high motivation Fee: Free!!!! 150 euro will paid by University. This fee will covering: administration cost, information and support in obtaining visa before arrival, transportation from IIWC office to IKIP PGRI when you start your project, Orientation session, evaluation session, project coordinator, police letter and personal supervisor. University will provide meals accommodation and small amount of pocket money to cover the transportation of the volunteers that will be different from one university to others. Volunteers will get around IDR 600.000 each month for meals and transportation support. Please note that the volunteers should bear her/his personal expenses, visa extensions for IDR 300.000 each extension if needed and bear health insurance by themselves.
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Project: Organized together with UDINUS (Universitas Dian Nuswantoro), the volunteer will assist the English lecturer in the class. The students need to practice their English while since the political and economical condition of Indonesia makes difficulties for the university to hire native speakers. Also it is quite difficult to invite the native speakers due to the travel band from some English speaking countries. Work: Assisting English university mainly classes, run and manage conversation club Accommodation: Host boarding house provided by Location; Jl. Nakulo Central Java Indonesia teaching in conversation the English
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Language: English. The university has the responsibility to give additional Indonesian language course to the volunteer Terminal: Semarang Ahmad Yani Airport Starting Date: March-June 2013, Periode 2: September-December 2013, Duration: at least 2 months Special Remarks: Has a letter of teaching English is more preferable, has university background, cheerful, patient, self confidence builder and high motivation Fee: Free!!! 150 Euro will be paid by university. This fee is covering: administration cost, information and support in obtaining visa before arrival, transportation from IIWC office to UDINUS when you start your project, orientation session, evaluation session, project coordinator, police letter and personal supervisor. University will also provide small pocket money to cover the transportation of the volunteers that will be differing from one university to others. Volunteers will get around IDR 600.000 each months for meals and transportation support. Please note that the volunteers should bear her/his personal expenses, visa extensions for IDR 300.000 each extension if needed and bear health insurance by themselves. IIWC-MTV10/ Assisting Teacher at Maria Regina School /Semarang City/ Kids, Edu/ Periode 1: February-May 2013, Periode 2: August-November 2013/18+/1vol
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Project: Maria Regina School was established by a foundation named Yayasan Melania. The school is located in a friendly ecological environment on Jl. Palm 2 No. 1 Palm Hill Estate, Papandayan, Semarang. The school is set up for toddler, pre-k, kindergarten, primary, and junior high school. Maria Regina School is a Catholic national plus school which promotes English in the daily learning process. The basic education of Maria Regina School is in line with the Catholic values which cover three core values: Carita, Veritas, and Insignis which means Charity, Truth, and Excellence. The Primary School have 60 students separated at 8 classes meanwhile the Junior High School is quite new and currently only have 13 students. Its true that the school is private school for privileged children. Through International Voluntary activities in school the student can get social exposure and raise their social sensibility. Work: Volunteer will assist teacher at Kindergarten classes and extracurricular activities. Each class contains 10-13 children around 4-6 years old. For assisting at primary and junior high school, Volunteer will assist teacher at primary and junior high school classes and extracurricular activities. Each class contains 10-13 children around 6-12 years old for primary school and 11-13 years old for Junior High School. The school gives you a space in a general knowledge class, in this class you have a chance to teach all about your country towards students. So please prepare anything that you need to support your general knowledge class. The side project in this project site is having activities with orphanage. Accommodation: Teacher House Raung street No. 28A Semarang, Volunteers will get their own room but need to share bathrooms and toilets with other teachers whom live in the house. Location: Jl. Palm 2 No. 1 Palm Hill Estate, Papandayan, Semarang City, Central Java Language: English and or Mandarin(2nd language, not obligation) for communication, teaching and learning activities. Starting Date: February-May 2013, Periode 2: August-November 2013
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Duration: at least 2 months Terminal: Ahmad Yani Airport Semarang, Tawang Station Semarang Special Remarks: Good in English or Mandarin, cheerful, patient, self confidence builder and high motivation. Fee: Free!!!!Participation fee will be paid by School. This fee will covering: administration cost, information and support in obtaining visa before arrival, transportation from IIWC office to project site when you start your project, orientation session, evaluation session, project coordinator, police letter and personal supervisor. Volunteers will get IDR 1.500.000 / months for meals and transportation support. Visa extensions for IDR 300.000 each extension if needed will also paid by school. Please note that the volunteers should bear her/his personal expenses, bear health insurance by themselves.
IIWC-MTV11/Borobudur Young Guardian in Action Project/ Borobudur Village, Magelang, Centra Java/World Heritage Education/ any date except JulyAugust/18+/2vols Project: This is an ongoing and continuing project of WHV-Borobudur Workcamp. The project aims at sustaining the solid basis for local youth and communities to succeed in preserving the heritage site by participating in the wide range of conservation activities of the site called the Young Guardian Clubs created by the WHV-Borobudur Workcamp every year. Since 2009 IIWC has organized World Heritage Volunteers (WHV) at Borobudur Temple. To make the World Heritage project more sustainable, the Young Guardian Club (YGC) was created in 2009 and since then the long & middle term international volunteers (LMTV) have been hosted to make sure the sustainability of the YGC created. The role of LMTVs mainly to mentor all YGCs programs in regular and daily level. LMTVs who stay between November February or April September will have change to be involved in WHV-Borobudur workcamps as workcamp leader. This year IIWC would like to strengthen the existing YGC in coordination with WHV. Work: Mentoring the 5th batch of Young Guardian Club is main project for WHV Borobudur 2013. This is the follow up of the WHV Borobudur workcamps. Volunteers roles are as model and inspiration for YGC in appreciating and preserving world heritage especially Borobudur. To present yourself as role model, volunteers will go through three phases of activity: 4) In depth understanding about World Heritage for volunteers, local cultures, and local stakeholders In order for volunteers to be mentor in regular basis program of YGC, volunteers are provided with opportunities to learn and experiences World Heritage not only
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Borobudur but also globally. The existence of Borobudur is supported by the living local culture in surround area. This is often neglected part of Borobudur temple by visitors and even local people. Volunteers will have chances to get to know and experiences the local culture such as handicfrating, pottery, landscape, arts, nature, etc. Volunteers are expected to valorize this experience into their mind and reflect the meaning and importance of the sustainability of local cultures for supporting the existence of Borobudur temple and compound as a whole heritage, and share/show it during mentoring session in YGC regular activities. Volunteers will meet the YGC school coordinators, IIWC local volunteers/peer volunteers and important stakeholders who will work with or connected to the YGC regular activities. What important at this phase is volunteer to integrate him/her selves into local life in term of culture & language. 5) Mentoring the Young Guardian Clubs Organizing school based activity in 5 or more senior high schools in Magelang regency involved in the Young Guardian Clubs for Borobudur Temple. Main reference for creating regular activities is the World Heritage in Young Hands tool kit produced by World Heritage Center UNESCO http://whc.unesco.org/en/educationkit/ Volunteers can join the project in minimum stay two months. Accommodation: Boarding house in Indonesian family with simple bedding, shared kitchen and bathroom. Please note that Indonesian life stye is very modest compared to European or American way. Location: Borobudur Village (next to Borobudur temple), Borobudur municipality, Magelang regency, Central Java Indonesia. Language: fluent English both oral and written in a must!!! Knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia will be very helpful. We encourage the volunteers to learn Bahasa Indonesia in their home countries before departing to Indonesia. Starting date: First week every month, except July and August 2011 due to Ramadhan, IIWC is not placing any volunteer during this period of time Terminal: Ahmad Yani Semarang airport or Tawang train station. Duration: At least 2 months Special Remarks: First Long and Middle Term volunteering project organize by IIWC involving other stake holder of world heritage in Indonesia. Knowledge of history or world heritage site will be very helpful. Fee: 150 Euro per month covering: meals, accommodation, administration cost, information and support in obtaining visa before arrival, transportation from IIWC office to the project site when you starting your project, orientation session, evaluation session, project coordination, personal supervisor, police letter and educational material useful for your project. Please note that the volunteers should bear her/his personal expenses, visa extensions for IDR 300.000 each extension if needed and bear health insurance by themselves. Meals support provided IDR 450.000 each month.
IIWC-LMTV12/ Support Children Living at Tegalrejo Prostitution Area /Tegalrejo
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area, Jatijajar Village,Semarang Regency,Central Java/Kids, Edu/18+/3vols Project: Vulnerable group especially less fortunate children in the city area and suburban area with various backgrounds is not yet holistically supported by the government or by other formal institutions in Indonesia. Children living in a prostitution area potentially experience daily lives with less non-formal educative interaction and space for playing with their peers. In Tegalrejo Prostitution area situated in Semarang region uptown the city live more than 15 children with this less advantage situation. Based on this fact, IIWC is fully aware that there is a need of comprehensive support address this issue. As an NGO organizing IVS projects in Indonesia, IIWC observed that IVS projects with long term goal involving all stakeholders could be one of best solution of this issue. So, since 2006 IIWC has started some IVS actions for children living in Tegalrejo prostitution area by organizing annual bilateral workcamps with Japanese groups, Dutch group, and once with international group. IIWC currently rent a house for informal education approach and activities with the children. Aim of the project: to facilitate children to play and learning activities in a positive way as mandated by children convention Objectives of the project: To assist children to learn their school subjects To give skill and arts knowledge to children To improve self confidence of children To motivate children on the importance of education Work: Main activities in shelter: Giving assistance to some schools subjects such as English, math, geography, and sciences, Teaching children to make handicrafts, drawing, dancing, and singing, Organizing performance and expo periodically, Giving knowledge about world issue and development, Giving information about scholarship to children and parents, Organizing fair trade program to parents and youth, Giving award to children who get good achievement in school Side activities; International or Billateral workcamp, Cultural exchange, Weekend workcamp, Scholarship for unfortunate children Additional Work: Teaching English at an Islamic elementary school nearby the shelter. This school only has few students as well as few teachers with less facility and not attracted for people to send their children to this children. We expect by collaborating the work in shelter and teaching in school by international volunteers, more people will recognize the shelter and willing to send their children to this school. In some way, it
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could help the teachers getting better condition and spirit to teach by having more students. Accommodation: IIWC Volunteer House Location: Tegalrejo, Jatijajar Semarang Regency, Central Java Village,
Language: Foreign Language (English, Japanese, etc.), knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia will be necessary. We encourage the volunteer to learn Bahasa Indonesia in their home countries before departure. Starting Date: First week every month, except July and August 2012 due to Ramadhan Terminal: Ahmad Yani Semarang or Tawang train station. Duration: at least 2 months Special Remarks: Motivated, High tolerance, work and living near prostitution area Fee: 150 Euro per month covering: meals, accommodation, administration cost, information and support in obtaining visa before arrival, transportation from IIWC office to the project site when you starting your project, orientation session, evaluation session, project coordination, personal supervisor, police letter and educational material useful for your project. Please note that the volunteers should bear her/his personal expenses, visa extensions for IDR 300.000 each extension if needed and bear health insurance by themselves. Meals support provided IDR 450.000 each month. IIWC-MTV13/Mangkang Environment Project/Mangkang Semarang/ any date except July-August /Envi,Edu/18+/1vol
Project: Preserving natural diversity and sea shore from the abrasion because of no more mangrove and too strong waves from the Ocean will be the main focus of this project. These project organized by IIWC in answering the needs of preserving the coastal side of North Java Sea in Mangkang. This area is now in danger due to the abrasion of the sea, cutting mangrove by local factory and heavy force from the river flows. Before, many kinds of fish and shrimps are living there, but now since the
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condition of the mangrove forest is getting worse, it is quite difficult to find the species anymore. Fisherman also needs to go further to the ocean to fish and it means much work they need to do to earn money. Mangkang is the project site for IIWCs World Tanabata Action since 2008. It is a global project initiated by NICE Japan then was adopted by CCIVS UNESCO in the beginning of 2008 where volunteersin all over the world through IVS plant trees and hang their wishes in Tanzaku paper on a bamboo leaf. Mangkang is an area in the border of Semarang and located in coastal area not in touristic part. There are 2 villages, Mangkang Wetan and Mangunharjo which separated by Street. Since 2007 IIWC cooperating with Lepas NGO and Bumi Lestari Mangrove Farmer Association plant mangroves in this area. Project start with workcamp and right now there are at least 4 workcamps in one year held in Mangkang. On 2010 IIWC start LMTV project at this area, and become pilot project for LMTV and STV work and support each other in one project site. Work: Planting Mangrove at coastal/green belt in muddy habitat, organizing environment educational activity with local schools, planning and campaign about environmental Issue, promote Mangrove issue to some local school and university, organizing weekend workcamp for mangrove planting and education, Raising awareness among community, contribution and join Workcamp in Mangkang. Accommodation: Volunteer house Location: Mangunharjo village, Mangkang Wetan municipality, Semarang. Language: English, knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia will be necessary. We encourage the volunteer to learn Bahasa Indonesia in their home countries before departure. Some basic knowledge about mangrove will be helpful. Starting date: First week every month, except July and August 2013 due to Ramadhan, IIWC is not placing any volunteer during this period of time. Terminal: Ahmad Yani Semarang or Tawang train station. Duration: at least 2 months Special Remarks: High Motivation, patient, prepare for Indonesians basic sanitation, prepare for Muddy Street!!! Fee: 150 Euro per month covering: basic meals, accommodation, administration cost, information and support in obtaining visa before arrival, transportation from IIWC office to the project site when you starting your project, orientation session, evaluation session, project coordination, personal supervisor, police letter and educational material useful for your project. Please note that the volunteers should bear her/his personal expenses, visa extensions for IDR 300.000 each extension if needed and bear health insurance by themselves. No pocket money provided. Meals are provided by the host family or volunteer will get IDR
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450.000 each month for meals support.
IIWC-MTV14/STIP Maritime Higher Education Institute/Marunda, North Jakarta/Teach/ Periode 1: March-June 2013, Periode 2: September-December 2013/18+/1 vol. Project: Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran/STIP Jakarta (Maritime Higher Education Institute) is a semi-military academy which the cadets learn and prepare for being a sailor. Organized together with STIP (Maritime Academy in Jakarta), the volunteer will assist the English lecturer in the class and hold culture exchange with the students. The students need to practice their English while since the political and economical condition of Indonesia makes difficulties for the university to hire native speakers. Also it is quite difficult to invite the native speakers. Work: Assisting English teaching in the institution, mainly conversation classes run and manage the English conversation club. Accommodation: Lecture House or Dormitory Location: Marunda, Cilincing District, North Jakarta Language: English Starting Date: March-June 2013, Periode 2: September-December 2013 Duration: at least 2 months, longer is preferable. Terminal: Meeting point is in Semarang (though the project is in Jakarta), Ahmad Yani Airport Semarang, Tawang Station Semarang Special Remarks: Has a letter of teaching of English is more preferable, has university background, cheerful, patient, self confidence builder and high motivation Fee: Free!!! 150 Euro will be paid by university. This fee is covering: administration cost, information and support in obtaining visa before arrival, transportation from airport to STIP when you start your project, orientation session, evaluation session, project coordinator, police letter and personal supervisor.
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University will also provide small pocket money to cover the transportation of the volunteers that will be different from one university to others. Volunteers will get around IDR 600.000 each months for meals support. Visa extensions for IDR 300.000 each extension if needed will be paid by STIP. Please note that the volunteers should bear her/his personal expenses, and bear health insurance by themselves.
All About Indonesia

Geography
Indonesia lies between latitudes 11S and 6N, and longitudes 95E and 141E. Due to this country located on equator line, Indonesia has a tropical climate with wet and dry seasons. Average annual rainfall in the lowlands varies from 1,7803,175 millimeters (70125 in), and up to 6,100 millimeters (240 in) in mountainous regions. Humidity is quite high, averaging about 80%. The average daily temperature range of Jakarta and another big city is 2635 C, and 18-25C for the mountainous area.
Jakarta (Capital City of Indonesia) (Merah Putih)
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Semarang (Capital City of Central Java)
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Mountainous Area in Central Java
Currency
The rupiah (Rp) is the official currency of Indonesia. Issued and controlled by the Bank of Indonesia, the ISO 4217 currency code for the Indonesian rupiah is IDR. Image Value In Euro (Feb 2013)
100 IDR
0.00769
200 IDR
0.01537
500 IDR
0.03844
1,000 IDR
0.07687
1,000 IDR
0.07687
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2,000 IDR
0.15374
5,000 IDR
0.38435
10,000 IDR
0.76871
20,000 IDR
1.53742
50,000 IDR
3.84354
100,000 IDR
7.68708
Price List in Java Island

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Package of Bread (10 slices) : 9,000 IDR Liter or Milk : 12,500 IDR Kilogram of Eggs : 17,500 IDR Pieces of Instant Noodle : 1,500 2,000 IDR Simple Mobile Phone : 150,000 IDR SIM Card : 3,000 30,000 IDR Internet Stick/USB Modem : 100,000 300,000 IDR
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500 ml of Mineral Water 1 Dozen of Bananas 1 Kilo of Mangoes 1 Small Durian 1 Huge Durian 1 Plate of Nasi Goreng (restaurant) 1 Bowl of Meatballs (restaurant) 1 Bowl of Chicken Noodle (restaurant) City Bus Fare 1 coca cola 350 ml McDonalds prices Economic City Bus Taxi Gasoline : 3,000 IDR : 12,000 IDR : 12,000 18,000 IDR : 18,000 25,000 IDR : 40,000 75,000 IDR : 8,000 12,000 IDR (food stall), 18,000 25,000 IDR : 8,000 10,000 IDR (food stall), 10,000 18,000 IDR : 6,000 7,000 IDR (food stall), 8,000 15,000 IDR : 3,000 IDR (Damri Bus), 3,500 IDR (Bus Rapid Transit) : 5,000 IDR : http://menumcdonaldindonesia.com/ : 2,000 IDR for 1-2 km. 3,000 IDRfor 3-5 km. 5,000 IDR >10km : Approximately 15,000 IDR for 5km. 50,000 IDR for 15km. : 4,500 IDR / liter
Convinient strores such as Indomaret, Alfamaret, Circle K, 7Eleven are available everywhere in Java and Bali Island. ATM with Master Card, VISA, and Cirrus are available everywhere in main islands (Java, Bali, Lombok, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, and main cities in Papua) Credit Card is useable only in fancy restaurants and big supermarket (Hypermart, Carefour, Giant) Money Changer is available in airports and about 2-3 offices in big cities/ capital cities in Provincial level (Jakarta, Bandung, Semarang, Jogjakarta, Surabaya, dll) Travellers cheques can be cashed in international banks only (HSBC, CIMB, Standard Charter, etc)
Bahasa Indonesia
Greetings and Introduction Selamat Pagi Selamat Siang Selamat Sore Selamat Malam Terima Kasih Sama-sama Sampai Jumpa Selamat tinggal Hallo, apa kabar? Nama saya Putri Saya dari Indonesia Umur saya 22 tahun Saya akan tinggal disini selama bulan Saya akan tinggal disini sampai Hallo, siapa nama kamu/Anda? Berapa umurmu? Good Morning Good Afternoon Good Evening Good Night Thank you Youre welcome See you again Good Bye Hello, how are you My name is Putri Im from Indonesia Im 22 years old Ill stay for month Ill stay until Hello, whats your name? How old are you?
Daily Life
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Electricity Indonesia uses 220 Volt for its electricity. (Few years ago, the voltage was 110V. But then we switched to 220 Volts.) The voltage in many places is unstable. If you plan to bring computer, for example, you have to get a voltage stabilizer or a UPS. Electricity Plug (F) in Indonesia Universal Plug F
Take a Bath (MANDI) Bath tub and shower is not common in Indonesia. People normally just take the water from the water container using a dipper, called MANDI Mostly the toilet is integrated in one room (see picture). Indonesian Bathroom with Indonesian Toilet Western Toilet Indonesian Bathroom with
Meals Indonesian staple food is rice! It equals to bread or potato. Make sure you can or at least interested to adjust to rice, since you will be here for few weeks or even months Avoid chili or spicy food, because most non-indonesian cant stand those Nasi Goreng / Fried rice Nasi
Sate Ayam / Chicken Satay Kuning / Yellow Rice
Bakso / Meatballs Mie Ayam / Chicken Noodle Gado-gado/Salad Ayam Penyet /
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Fried Chicken With Chili
Moslem Pray Timing1

Muslims pray five formal prayers each day. The timings of these prayers are spaced fairly evenly throughout the day, so that one is constantly reminded of God and given opportunities to seek His guidance and forgiveness. You will hear the call to prayers (Azan) five times a day from the megaphone or loud speaker of Mosque for every praying time. Muslims observe the formal prayers at the following times: Fajr (pre-dawn): This prayer starts off the day with the remembrance of God; it is performed before sunrise. Azan between 03.30 05.00 am. Dhuhr (noon): After the day's work has begun, one breaks shortly after noon to again remember God and seek His guidance. Azan between 11.45 am 12.15 pm 'Asr (afternoon): In the late afternoon, people are usually busy wrapping up the day's work, getting kids home from school, etc. It is an important time to take a few minutes to remember God and the greater meaning of our lives. Azan between 3.00 3.30 pm Maghrib (sunset): Just after the sun goes down, Muslims remember God again as the day begins to come to a close. Azan between 5.40 6.15 pm 'Isha (evening): Before retiring for the night, Muslims again take time to remember God's presence, guidance, mercy, and forgiveness.2 Azan between 6.50 7.15 pm
Visa
ASEAN nationals do not need Visa to visit Indonesia up to 30 days. Visa on Arrival (VOA) for staying 7 days and 30 days can be bought by 64 Nationals + 1 Region, please refer to this site http://www.embassyofindonesia.org/consular/voa.htm . To say more than 30 days, you can apply for VISA Index 211 vaild for 60 days and extendable in any of Imigration offices in Indonesia. 211 Visa is non working visa, for tourism, family, social and cultural visit. Long And Middle Term volunteers are supposed to apply for this visa.
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http://islam.about.com/cs/prayer/a/prayer_times.htm
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CONTACTS
Address: Jl. Jembawan Raya No.8 Semarang, Jawa Tengah - INDONESIA 1st floor Building of PKBI Jawa Tengah Room 1.04. Tel. +6224-7603503 Fax. +6224-7601989 Email: iiwc1@yahoo.com (General) pr_iiwcindonesia@yahoo.com (Public Relations) Staff Contact: Coordinator of IIWC Ismi Novia iiwc1@yahoo.com Finance Dimas Anandita iiwcindonesia@hotmail.com Short Term Volunteering (STV) Itsnani Mardlotilah stv_iiwcindonesia@yahoo.com Long-Middle Term Volunteering (LMTV) Benedictus Ariestian D.P. lmtv.iiwcindonesia@gmail.com Admin and Legal Matter Ifa Rodja ad.iiwcindonesia@gmail.com Public Relations and Outgoing Program Chanif Aziz pr_iiwcindonesia@yahoo.com Pekalongan Raya Staff Muhammad Zulkarnaen pekalongan_iiwcindonesia@yahoo.com

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