Bumi Sehat 2021

 

Yayasan Bumi Sehat ~ Healthy Mother Earth Foundation

  • Donations can be dropped to the front reception however due Covid 19 entering the Clinic is not possible

Banjar Nyuh Kuning,
PO Box 116 Bali,
Indonesia 80571
Phone: 62-361-970002
Fax: 62 361-972969

Website:  www.bumisehatbali.org    (Double click to link to the main site)

Contact: Robin Lim (Founder)
Email:  iburobin@bumisehatbali.org
Phone: +62 81338338256
or
Eka Yuliani
Email: eka_yulianibali@yahoo.co.id
Phone:+62 81337170860

Yayasan Bumi Sehat was founded in 1995. It is an Indonesian not-for-profit organization. An advocate for marginalized, displaced, low-income people from all islands, faiths and cultures. Their programs initially developed in Bali and expanded to Aceh immediately after the 2004 tsunami.  The preferred time for guests is on Tuesday mornings from 0800 to 1200 however you are welcome at other times.  An appointment is preferred.

Bumi Sehat means Healthy Earth Mother. Robin Lim (Founder) believes that access to quality healthcare, especially reproductive healthcare, is a human right. That each individual is an essential societal component of peace.  By caring for the smallest citizens of Indonesia, the babies at birth, are building Peace, one Mother, one Child, one Family at a time.  Bumi Sehat’s service is built on three simple principals: Respect for Nature, Respect for Culture, and the wise implementation of the Science of Medicine.

The project is focused on family health, gentle maternal healthcare and infant survival with an emphasis on breastfeeding as the best start for all babies born in Indonesia. Bumi Sehat also have projects that support education/ capacity building and the environment.

In the Village of Nyuh Kuning, Bali, and on the village of Gampong Cot, West Aceh, Bumi Sehat operate 2 maternal, infant, family healthcare clinics. Patients come from all parts of Bali and Aceh and include displaced peoples from other Indonesian islands. They prioritise culturally appropriate sustainability in healthcare and support environmental protection via capacity building and education with the communities served. They believe that each individual is a miracle of hope and a promise of peace.

The project is located around 15 minutes due south of Central Ubud.  For travel from Sanur allow one hours travelling time and from Kuta, Legian, Nusa Dua or Seminyak around 90 minutes depending on traffic.  Best to have your local driver call first before setting out for clear directions from your accommodation.Visiting Bumi Sehat is a true inspiration and meeting Robin Lim even more so.  A life changing experience. Robin was recently awarded CNN Hero worldwide for 2011.  No small achievement.  To date Bumi Sehat has assisted over 33,382 people to access the care all of humanity rightly deserve.

Click on ‘Wishlist’ icon right panel for needs.  Should you be unable to visit the centre donations can be dropped at the locations listed under Drop Points Bali.  Thank you!

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