Wadah Chronicles March 2022
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Wadah Celebrates Its 14th Anniversary
On 25 January 2022, Wadah Foundation reached its 14th year of service. An age that is considered neither young nor old. On its 14th year, Wadah, as an organization aims to be more definitive in its objectives. With its vision of “creating an empowered and dignified society” that is realized through a holistic blend of
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Dreams Do Come True – A Health Center Inaugurated in Lombok
On 16 July 2021, the “Praktek Mandiri” health center in Lombok was officially inaugurated. It has been a long time coming since Rani Eka from Wadah Community in Lombok dreamed of opening up a health center/clinic to provide health services to the people in her community. DREAMS DO COME TRUE “Opening up this health center
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Virtual Inauguration of the Solar Workshops in the Districts of Nagekeo and Alor
Solar Workshops in Talwai Village, Alor and Pagomogo Village, Nagekeo The Wadah Foundation (“Wadah”) Patron and Chairperson, with the Regent of Nagekeo and the Vice Regent of Alor, officially inaugurated the seven solar workshops in the District of Nagekeo and the District of Alor, through a virtual event on Saturday, the 12th of June 2021.
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Inauguration of the Monit Fe’u Preschool Building
On December 19, 2020, the Monit Fe’u Preschool Building was inaugurated and officially turned over to the local government and villagers in Fatuliman, Koa. Due to the pandemic, however, the inauguration of the Monit Fe’u Preschool Building had to be done virtually. THE BALI EVENT Back in September 2019, Friends of Wadah aimed to raise
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Oangkalla: A Remote Village in Alor
Oangkalla, Pantar Island, Alor Have you ever heard of Oangkalla? It is a remote village located in the village of Mauta on the island of Pantar, Alor Regency. In this small and secluded bay is the village of Oangkalla, which is inhabited by 24 families with 82 inhabitants. Even though it is located on the
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