Think Before You Click: RISE Foundation’s Concrete Actions for Safer Internet Day 2026
The rapid growth of technology and artificial intelligence continues to shape our daily lives, bringing many opportunities while also creating new challenges in the digital space, such as misinformation and threats to privacy. In response to these changes, RISE Foundation took a proactive step by organizing the commemoration of Safer Internet Day 2026. With the […]
Creating Safe and Empowered Spaces: RISE Foundation Collaboration Empowers Teachers and Youth in Tangerang
RISE Foundation, in collaboration with Project HOPE and supported by Kimberly-Clark Corporation, held an offline training for teachers and Health Heroes Facilitators (HHF) in the HER Way or SEKAR (Healthy, Knowledgeable, and Resilient) program.
RISE Foundation Launches HER Way Program Kick-Off for Youth Empowerment and Maternal Health in Sidoarjo Regency
In a collective efforts to improve women’s health and empowerment in East Java, RISE Foundation, in collaboration with Project HOPE Indonesia Foundation and supported by Kimberly-Clark Corporation, officially launched the HER Way (Healthy, Educated, and Resilient Wellbeing for every Adolescent Girl and Young Woman) program, known in Indonesian as the SEKAR (SEhat, Kaya PengetAhuan, dan Resilien) program, in Sidoarjo Regency.
RISE Foundation Supports Provincial Annual Meeting to Strengthen Adolescent Nutrition and WIFAS Supplementation Programs in West Java
The health of adolescent girls is fundamental to the quality of Indonesia’s future generations, and in West Java, this challenge is being addressed through increasingly strong collaboration between stakeholders across sectors.
RISE Foundation Supports Meeting to Share Good Practices and Sustainability of Weekly Iron-Folic Acid Supplementation (WIFAS) for Adolescent Girls in Banten Province
Anemia among adolescent girls is a systemic public health challenge that requires ongoing treatment because it directly impacts the quality of human resources and long-term health risks, such as stunting in the next generation.
Creating Safe and Empowered Spaces: RISE Foundation Collaboration Empowers Teachers and Youth in Bandung Regency
RISE Foundation organized an offline training for teachers and Health Heroes Facilitators (HHF) of the HER Way or SEKAR (Healthy, Knowledgeable, and Resilient) Program in Bandung Regency as a real step to strengthen the empowerment of young women through a life cycle approach.
RISE Foundation Launches HER Way Program Kick-Off for Youth Empowerment and Maternal Health in Banyuwangi
RISE Foundation, in collaboration with Project HOPE and supported by Kimberly-Clark Corporation, officially launched a transformative initiative through the HER Way program, known in Indonesian as SEKAR (SEhat, Kaya PengetAhuan, dan Resilien or Healthy, Knowledgeable, and Resilient).
Simpang Muda Collaboration Lab: Youth Collaboration Space for the Future of Food in Bandung
Simpang Muda Collaboration Lab, an ideathon or competition aimed at gathering innovative ideas from young people, was held on November 13-14, 2025, in Bandung, West Java. The event was attended by 34 young people from Bandung and surrounding areas aged 18-35, who formulated ideas related to sustainable food systems through a Human-Centered Design (HCD) approach and received input from experts across various institutions.
Kick-Off of the HER Way/SEKAR Program in Bandung Regency: Improving the Health and Empowerment of Adolescent Girls
On November 5, 2025, the kick-off event for the HER Way Program (known in Indonesian as SEKAR: Healthy, Knowledgeable, and Resilient), took place at the Grand Sunshine Convention & Resort, Tarwangsa Room, from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. in the Bandung Regency. The Bandung Regency is one of the main locations for the implementation of […]
HER Way Program Kick Off Meeting in Tangerang
On October 29, 2025, Tangerang City became the first city to host the Kick Off of the HER Way Program, a collaborative initiative started by the RISE Foundation in collaboration with the Project HOPE Indonesia Foundation and supported by Kimberly-Clark Corporation.