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PROGRAM BOOK 2018

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TABLE OF CONTENT

CONTACT US 4

About GREAT 5

Brief History 5

Vision and Mission 5

Vision 5

Mission 5

Aims 6

Activities 6

International Volunteering 6

Trainings 6

Local Events 6

GREAT Cares 6

Events 6

Campaigns 6

Structure 7

GA & AM (General Assembly & Annual Meeting) 7

BM (Board Members) 7

BA (Board of Advisors) 7

ET (Executive Team) 7

WGs (Working Groups) 7

Use of Participant Fees 8

Partnerships 8

Workcamps 8

Introduction 8

Common Aspects of Workcamp 8

How to join workcamp? 9

Non Indonesian passport holders 9

KITAS (resident status) holders 9

GREAT LMTV, already did project in Indonesia 9

Indonesian passports/ID holders 9

Others 9

Profile of volunteers 9

Visa for workcamp volunteers 10

Visa on Arrival (VoA): 10

Free Visa: 10

Workcamp List 2018 11

Detailed Workcamp Description 12

Al- Islah Peace Camp 12

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Borobudur Young Guardian in Action Camp 14

Mangrove for Java Pekalongan 16

Batuloceng Agriculture 18

Early Man Site Sangiran Camp 20

Pekalongan Happy Children 22

Blora Literacy 24

Citarum River Conservation 26

Long- Middle-Term Volunteering (LMTV) 28

Introduction 28

Common Aspects of LMTV 28

How to apply as LMTV in Indonesia? 28

Non Indonesian passport holders 28

KITAS (resident status) holders 28

Indonesian passports/ID holders 29

Others 29

Profile of volunteers 29

On Arrival Training (OAT) 29

Visa for LMTVs 29

Visa on Arrival (VoA): 29

Visa index 211 (Social Culture): 29

Free Visa: 29

LMTV List 2018 30

Detailed LMTV Description 31

Sayap Sehat Children 31

Human Rights - KJHAM 33

Pekalongan Happy Children 35

Batuloceng Agriculture 37

Active Participation & Education for All: UPGRIS 39

Social Inclusion & Education for All: UDINUS 41

Young Guardian Club Borobudur Mentoring Program 43

Social Inclusion and Education for All: Al Ishlah 45

Mangrove for Java Pekalongan 47

GREAT Projects for Bilateral/Group workcamp & LMTV 2018 49

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CONTACT US

GREAT office hours:

Monday-Friday

9.00 – 17.00 (GMT+5)

Office address:

Jl. Kedondong Dalam V No. 14

Lamper Tengah, Semarang,

Central java, Indonesia

Telp/Fax:

+62 24 8415787

Website:

www.greatindonesia.org

Instagram: @great.indonesia

Facebook: GREAT Indonesia

Twitter: @great_ngo

Youtube: GREAT Indonesia

General E-Mail:

[email protected]

Executive Director:Ismi Novia (Ms) [email protected]

Incoming Workcamp:Yayat (Mr) [email protected]

Incoming LMTV:Yayat (Mr) [email protected]

Outgoing:Galuh(Ms) [email protected]

Pekalongan Area Manager:Ogiek (Mr) [email protected]

Bandung Area Manager:Lina(Ms) [email protected]

Bilateral Workcamp & LMTV Inquiries:

GREAT Project Manager Nia (Ms)[email protected]

http://www.greatindonesia.org/

mailto:[email protected]








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About GREAT

Gerakan Kerelawanan Internasional (GREAT) or in English is International Voluntary Service

Movement is a non governmental organization which organizes international voluntary service

in Indonesia.

GREAT gives opportunities to all youth without exceptions and discrimination to access non

formal & global education and experiences through IVS and trainings.

Mottoes of GREAT are“think globally, act locally”and “individually we change our selves.

together we change the world”.

Brief History In 23rd August 2015, GREAT was founded. In September 2015, GREAT started to promote the

organization locally and have accommodated at least 100 local volunteers spread in Java island.

In October, Seven communities of local volunteers, nationally named GO Cities have been

running their programs, evaluating and developing them respectively in Bandung, Kediri Raya,

Semarang, Salatiga, Yogyakarta, Pekalongan, Tegal. In November 2015, we are a member of

Network for Voluntary Development in Asia (NVDA), Guest Member of Alliance of European

Voluntary Service Organisations, a Contact Organization of Service Civil International (SCI). In

December 2015, GREAT hosted the first work camp in Boroboudur Temple Compound,

Magelang, Central Java and hosted first Long-Middle Term Volunteer in Pekalongan City, Central

Java. In January 2016, we were accepted as full member of CCIVS as well as the moment we fully

participate actively as one IVS NGO in the world. And since December 2017, SCI has upgraded our

status from Contact to Partner, making GREAT as the only organization holding partner status of

SCI in Indonesia.

Vision and Mission

Vision

Young generation as the agents of change toward the world friendship and peace.

Mission

To accelerate the participation of young people to bring change toward the global friendship

and peace through four dimensions:

International Voluntary Service: Spirit of volunteerism to humanity to keep the peace of

theworld.

Participation: Youth involvement

Empowerment:to increase participation of youth and to strengthen their capacity becomes an

important requirement.

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Sustainability:to maintain a harmonious participation and empowerment in achieving world

peace and friendship in environmental, cultural, social, educational, economic and health.

Aims Promote volunteering activities as part of non formal learning

Bring people around the world from different race, language and culture to work together

Learn how to protect our environment and to live sustainably

Know local issues in other countries to create sense of togetherness and sense of belonging as

citizen of the world’

Understanding about other cultures from different countries to create peace

Activities

International Volunteering

GREAT hosts volunteers for short term volunteering and long-middle term volunteering as well

as sends volunteers to do voluntary service abroad

Trainings

Basic IVS, Camp Leaders, Peer Volunteers, Trainers, On Arrival (for non-indonesian volunteers),

Pre-departure (for Indonesian volunteers) and Indonesian Coach and other thematic trainings

such as video making, intercultural learning, etc.

Local Events

Supports local volunteers activities based in 7 cities, spread in 4 different provinces in Indonesia

GREAT Cares

Supports post natural disasters (social charity, psychology, manual work)

Events

Tributes to national and international commemorations

Campaigns

Brings social and environment issues to public for awareness raising

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Structure

GA & AM (General Assembly & Annual Meeting)

General Assembly & Annual Meeting. Both are the supreme bodies in GREAT where members

are the decision makers. GA is held every 3 years to reflect GREAT’s vision mission and to

approve GREAT’s periodically strategic plan as well as to elect Board Members and appoint

members of the Board of Advisors. AM is held in between GA to approve annual reports and

plan.

BM (Board Members)

Board Members, they are group of at least 5 volunteers, mostly founders of GREAT, who are

elected in GA to receive & carry on the mandates GA into implementation: strategic plan of

GREAT. At least 12 meetings are held every year by BM.

BA (Board of Advisors)

Board of Advisors, they are group of at least 2 volunteers, mostly founders of GREAT, who are

nominated and willingly oppointed by GA to support and advice for GREAT in running our

organization to always preserve our values.

ET (Executive Team)

Executive Team, led by GREAT Executive Director, 8 full time-paid, 1-2 interns every month-

unpaid.

WGs (Working Groups)

Working Groups: GREAT of Cities (GOS); group of local volunteers based in cities/towns in

Indonesia. In 2017 there were 6 active GOS. Another WG is thematic working groups. There are 4

groups of local volunteers who are actively working for development in different themes related

to GREAT’s activities; they are GREAT of Trainers, of Leader, of Peer Volunteer, and of

Indonesian Coach.

BA

BM

ET

WGs

GA & AM

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Use of Participant Fees 55% During workcamp (groceries for meals, cooking needs, drinking water, acomodation,

material projects, transportation for project needs, petrol, stationaries, basic first aid,

communication by campleaders). While for during LMTV (support meals, acomodation,

support for transportation during projects when applicable, On Arrival training, support for

transporation for staff visit and Middle Evaluation meeting with local partners).

20% Donation for preparation workcamp/LMTV (meeting with local partners, focus group

discussions, recruiting & organizing training for campleaders and peer volunteers) & post

workcamp/LMTV (Evaluation meetings).

25% Donation for GREAT to organize other events: Enrichment for PV, Bahasa Indonesia Coach,

Office needs & taxes, Volunteer Houses Rent & Maintanance, Staff Salary & insurance, Paying

membership fees of Networks NVDA & CCIVS, Paying costs of international meetings

(Alliance, NVDA, SCI, CCIVS, GLMTV, etc), Capacity building of Staffs, GREAT of Cities, GREAT

Campleaders, GREAT Peer Volunteers, GREAT Trainers, GREAT Bahasa Indonesia Coach,

Website and social media development & maintainence.

Partnerships

As an independent organization, GREAT partners with government offices in different levels,

NGOs, foundations and people as local project partners in Indonesia. GREAT is also willing to

partner with companies who work with ethic that is not againts GREAT values. In global level,

GREAT is member of NVDA and CCIVS, guest of Alliance of European Voluntary Service

Organizations, partner of SCI, and validated organization of partner country of Erasmus+.

Workcamps

Introduction

Workcamp is a short term volunteering (1-3 weeks) activity that have specific topic in one project

site. In the workcamp, participants will work with local communitiesto achieve goals. The

workcamp will be led by two campleaders who are selected, trained and experienced.

Common Aspects of Workcamp Volunteers will stay in a camp site mostly in host family close to the project site with the main

purpose of exchanging experiences, culture, and mutual benefit among all people involved

Shared room. Sleeping bag is needed

Local people speak Indonesian languange only and they are friendly

There will be 1 day for free day. The expense for free day is not covered by GREAT

Volunteers will be cooking and doing other kitchen works with other participants

Insurance is not covered during the workcamp

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International volunteers might become stars for the locals as most of people are interested to

new things and new people including foreigners, take it as benefit to achieve workcamp goals.

Prepare yourself for many pictures!

How to join workcamp?

Non Indonesian passport holders

1. Contact GREAT world wide partners that you can find in CCIVS members directory

https://goo.gl/ime84y or Alliance’s at https://goo.gl/EBMaZt, or SCI’s at https://goo.gl/SGEBEu or

NVDA’s at https://goo.gl/XJGC8x

2. Apply through one of those partners according to your nationality or resident country. Our

partner will be your sending organization

KITAS (resident status) holders

1. Contact GREAT Incoming staff email for workcamps: [email protected]

2. Send email of interest along with scan of your valid KITAS

GREAT LMTV, already is doing project in Indonesia

Send email of interest to GREAT Incoming staff email for workcamps:

[email protected]

Indonesian passports/ID holders

1. Check information in greatindonesia.org and download workcamp application from there

2. Send it to GREAT Incoming staff email for workcamps: [email protected]

Others

If you are non Indonesian passport holders and have tried all methods above without significant

result, GREAT will try to help you to be able to join our workcamps in Indonesia, contact GREAT

Incoming staff email for workcamp: [email protected]

Profile of volunteers >18 years old

High motivation for volunteering activity

Ready for manual work (in some workcamps)

Interested to explore Indonesian culture

https://goo.gl/ime84y

https://goo.gl/EBMaZt

https://goo.gl/SGEBEu

https://goo.gl/XJGC8x





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Visa for workcamp volunteers

Visa on Arrival (VoA):

30 days, can be extended once for another 30 days. Total : 60 days. There is some fee for VoA.

Free Visa:

30 days, NON EXTANDABLE. You just go to the border/ immigration check, tell the officer you will

visit Indonesia for tourism. Prepare you return tickets just in case they ask for it. They will let you in

by giving you Free Visa non extendable stamp in your passport.

More about Free Visa please check:

http://www.indonesianembassy.org.uk/consular/consular_visa_type_free.html


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Workcamp List 2018

No Code Name Location Theme Start Date

End date

Vols

1 GREAT-STV01 Al Ishlah Peace Camp Semarang EDU 18 Jul 31 Jul 12

2 GREAT-STV02 Borobudur Young

Guardian in Action Camp Magelang HERI, EDU 18 Jul 31 Jul 12

3 GREAT-STV03 Mangrove for Java

Pekalongan Pekalonga

n ENVI, EDU 24 Jul

06 Aug

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4 GREAT-STV04 Batuloceng Agriculture Bandung AGRI, EDU 01 Aug 14

Aug 12

5 GREAT-STV05 Sangiran Camp Solo HERI, EDU 01 Aug 14

Aug 12

6 GREAT-STV06 Pekalongan Happy

Children Pekalonga

n KIDS, EDU 07 Aug

20 Aug

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7 GREAT-STV07 Blora Literacy Blora EDU 08 Aug 21

Aug 12

8 GREAT-STV08 Citarum River Conservation

Bandung ENVI, EDU 08 Aug 21

Aug 12

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Detailed Workcamp Description

Al- Islah Peace Camp

Code GREAT-STV01

Location Semarang, Central

Java

Theme Education

Date 18 – 31 July 2018

No. Vols 12

Project Sharing about peace & peace education among volunteers and later making peace education workshops using non formal learning methods for local youth.

Background

Conflicts take place in different countries and areas for many seen and unseen reasons. Indonesia is a country with huge diveristy of ethnic groups and traditions including migrants who have been living for generations in this country, as well as of religions and faiths. People are always in risk of conflicts especially because of the fact that some of Indonesian politicians use this issue to get their own benefit for keeping their power especially when there is election. Therefore, living peace in diversity is always an important issue in Indonesia. In cooperation with Al-Ishlah Islamic foundation, GREAT’s local partner for almost 3 years now. It is an Islamic organization that concerns in peace and global education for all. The foundation provides shelters, middle and high schools for students with low economic background coming from any places in Indonesia.

Aim 1. To learn about peace education for volunteers 2. To promote peace to local youth

Work

Volunteers will learn about Indonesia’s diversity and share about their countries’ diversity. Discuss about peace and how peace education should be communicated for youth. Volunteers will create workshops on peace education using non formal learning & participative methods and share it with students of Al Ishlah school, students of local university.

Accommodation& meals arrangement

In the school. Volunteers will share together sleeping space separately between females and males. No bed. Need sleeping bag. Sharing bathroom. Self cooking by the volunteers. Volunteers will make common rules, daily cooking team, cleaning team and washing team and any additional needs together for their collective living

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group.

Study Theme Learning the philosophy of peace and reconciliation in the context of Al Ishlah School.

Requirement Having strong interest in peace education and non formal learning method

Interest in organizing workshops/ events for young people

Location & Leisure

Semarang City, Central Java, Indonesia https://goo.gl/maps/7TWXVYrQfxq. Nice uphill view

Meeting Point GREAT Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Kedondong Dalam V No.14, Central Lamper 50248 Semarang , Central Java, Indonesia, on the starting date, at 12.00 (midday), Contact Incoming Staff [email protected]

Language English with other volunteers. Bahasa Indonesia with locals

Fee IDR 2.950.000 (about 185 EUR) for volunteers from country with GDP > 10.000 IDR 1.700.000 (about 105 EUR) for volunteers from country with GDP < 10.000

Nearest Terminal

Ahmad Yani International Airport Semarang, IATA Code SRG. Semarang Tawang Train Station. Semarang Poncol Train Station.

Remarks Weather can be up to 40 degree Celsius with 80% humidity.

https://goo.gl/maps/7TWXVYrQfxq


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Borobudur Young Guardian in Action Camp

Code GREAT-STV02

Location Magelang, Central

Jawa

Theme Heritage,Education

Date 18 – 31 July 2018

No. Vols 12

Project Heritage conservation for young people both in manual and educational approach.

Background

It’s the 3rd year of cooperation with Borobudur Conservation Office and local students club for the Borobudur conservation, name the Young Guardian Club (YGC) Borobudur. July is the month of YGC Training to recruit new members. Therefore, this workcamp will succeed the YGC Training as well. The project is in partnership with local schools. Previous workcamp can be viewed here. More about Borobudur Temple as UNESCO’WH: https://goo.gl/TyPMfb.

Aims

1. To give opportunity for international volunteers to learn more about Borobudur temple compound and its conservation efforts.

2. Using the experience of learning Borobudur, the camp aimed to promote heritage conservation for local youth/students through Young Guardian Club Borobudur.

3. To organize YGC Borobudur training batch 10. 4. To support the program planning of YGC Borobudur batch 10 period 2018 –

2019

Work

1. Participate in learning session on Borobudur conservation works: in the laboratory and in the field by cleaning the temple

2. Designing and implementing School visit to local high schools: in the topic of conservation for young people. Consult to UNESCO KIT: World Heritage in Young Hands https://goo.gl/X9KmGo

3. Designing workshop/training for young guardian club of Borobudur batch 10 in the topic of conservation for young people. Again, consult to UNESCO KIT https://goo.gl/X9KmGo

4. Facilitate the program planning of YGC Borobudur batch 10

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-U7JEGbW-s

https://goo.gl/TyPMfb

https://goo.gl/X9KmGo


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Accommodation & meal arrangement

Homestay with host family. Volunteers will share together sleeping space separately between females and males. No bed. Need sleeping bag. Shared bathroom. Self cooking by volunteers. Volunteers will make common rules, daily cleaning team and washing team and any additional needs together for their collective living group.

Study Theme All about Borobudur temple and its conservation. Session about World Heritage with local officer of UNESCO.

Requirement Interested in world heritage education program, especially Borobudur.

Location & Leisure Borobudur village, Magelang region, Central Java, Indonesia. Nice village view. Free entrance to Borobudur temple during activity. https://goo.gl/maps/yyg3Wp491RH2

Meeting Point Borobudur Bus terminal + 1 hr from Jogja bus terminal, on the starting date, at 12.00 (midday), Contact Incoming Staff at [email protected]



Nearest Terminal Adi Sucipto International Airport Yogyakarta, IATA Code JOG

Remarks Not touristic project! If your motivation is to become tourist for free in Borobudur Temple, please do not apply as volunteer. Please be ready with knowledge about world heritage from your country.

https://goo.gl/maps/yyg3Wp491RH2


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Mangrove for Java Pekalongan

Code GREAT-STV03

Location Pekalongan,

Central Java

Theme Environment,Education

Date 24 July – 06 August 2018

No. Vols 10

Project Planting Mangrove and learn other aspects of Mangrove: social, economic, nature.

Background

Mangrove for Java is a project targeting endangers villages or area located in coastal cities and regencies in Java Island. This project is a sustainable project organized by GREAT in cooperation with local fisher and farmer communities since 2015 to answering the needs of preserving the coastal side of Java Island. Java coastal area is one of the directed affected by global climate change among many of islands in the world. The project is preserving natural diversity and sea shore from the erosion because of significantly mangrove cutting in the 70’s-80s along with strong waves from the ocean. Previous workcamps Mangrove for Java Pekalongan can be viewed here.

Aims

To support the local initiatives of local fisher and farmer communities in protecting the sea shore by planting and seedling mangroves.

To increase the awareness of the other local people and children to protect do sustainable action of environment protection, in coastal area in Java Island

Work

Planting mangrove and other trees in beach, sharing about environment education to local people and children, conducting school visits and universities for environment education, running a green campaign in city centre, and learnig to process the mangrove fruits to be snacks or foods and promoting it.


House of local people. Volunteers will share together sleeping space separately between females and males. No bed. Need sleeping bag. Sharing bathroom. Self cooking by the volunteers. Volunteers will make common rules, daily cooking team, cleaning team and washing team and any additional needs together for their collective living group.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzFwrhYXdRg



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Study Theme Mangrove and its ecosystem from the Mangrove Information Center – Pekalongan.

Requirement Strong motivation and interest in environment conservation especially tropical - coastal area.

Location & Leisure Pekalongan City, Central Java, Indonesia. Batik City rich of culture. https://goo.gl/maps/iqHr8DZL86G2

Meeting Point Pekalongan Train Station at arrival hall , Central Java, Indonesia, at starting date, at 12.00 midday, Contact Area Manager Pekalongan (Mr) M.Baihaqi at +62 81578794443; Contact Incoming Staff at [email protected]



Nearest Terminal

Ahmad Yani International Airport Semarang, IATA Code SRG. ( 1 hour from Semarang Poncol Train Station).

Soekarno Hatta International Airport Jakarta, IATA Code CGK (4 hours from Jakarta Gambir or Jakarta Pasar Senen Train Station)

Remarks

Weather can be up to 40 degree Celsius with 80% humidit. Less hygiene condition of slum coastal area and sometimes flood on the street. 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 teenagers.

https://goo.gl/maps/iqHr8DZL86G2


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Batuloceng Agriculture Code GREAT-STV04

Location Bandung, West

Jawa

Theme Agriculture,Education

Date 01– 14 August 2018

No. Vols 12

Project

Supporting local youth association – Karang Taruna on youth empowerment program in education, language, culture, and environment. A group from SVA Scotland, Glasgow University, did a workcamp in this project in 2016, which you can view here.

Background

Batu Loceng Sub-Village is part of Suntenjaya Village, Lembang Municipality, Bandung Regency. Most ofthe populations are living as coffee farmers, vegetables farmer, anddairy cow breeder. Batu Loceng village has beautiful natural scenery that became as a potential to become a tourism village. It has its own characteristic of nature, culture, traditional music and martial art. The aim of tourism village is to develop local potential such culture, local people, agriculture, environment, and local history. The participation of local people is the most important thing in developing the tourism village.

Aims

To promote Batu Loceng as the sample of “towards EcoTourism Village”

To prepare the youth and local people towards “EcoTourism Village”

To raise the awareness of global education among local youth

To increase the awareness of local people about their environment and learn organic farming

To encourage local youth about preserving local culture

To exchange culture between participants, local people, and local students.

Work There are two activities, physical work (farming, helping garbage management, and maintaining local library) and non-physical work (language class, organize an environment educational workshop, art and storytelling class)


GREAT Volunteer House Bandung. Volunteers will share together sleeping space separately between females and males. No bed. Need sleeping bag. Sharing bathroom. Self cooking by the volunteers. Volunteers will make common rules & daily teams for their collective living group.

Study Theme Organic farming & local culture of Batuloceng.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nFUr0Ci6yw



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Requirement Strong motivation and interest in environment conservation & organic farming.

Location & Leisure Suntenjaya Village, Bandung Region. Village view. https://goo.gl/maps/BcUzMwRK41P2

Meeting Point Bandung Train Station on starting date at 12.00 midday. Contact Area Manager Bandung (Ms) Lina Apriyani at +62 81321870631; Contact Incoming Staff at [email protected]



Nearest Terminal Husein Sastranegara International Airport Bandung, IATA Code BDO Soekarno Hatta International Airport Jakarta, IATA Code CGK

Remarks Be ready with extreme changing weather and mosquitoes. 15-22 degree celscius.

https://goo.gl/maps/BcUzMwRK41P2


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Early Man Site Sangiran Camp

Code GREAT-STV05

Location Solo (Surakarta), Central

Java

Theme Heritage,Education


No. Vols 12


Background

In cooperation with Sangiran Conservation Office (SCO) and local students club for the Sangiran conservation, name the Young Guardian Club (YGC) Sangiran, this year will be the third year for GREAT to organize international workcamp there. August is the month of YGC Training to recruit new members. Therefore, this workcamp will succeed the YGC Training as well. The project is in partnership with local schools. Previous workcamp view: https://goo.gl/Jbsrpn. More about Sangiran as UNESCO’WH: https://goo.gl/n5m6AG

Aims

1. To give opportunity for international volunteers to learn more about eraly man site Sangiran compound and its conservation efforts.

2. Using the experience of learning Sangiran, the camp is aimed to promote heritage conservation for local youth/students through Young Guardian Club Sangiran

3. To organize YGC Sangiran training batch 3. 4. To support the program planning of YGC Sangiran batch 3 period 2018 – 2019

Work

1. Participate in learning session on Sangiran conservation works 2. Designing and implementing School visit to local high schools: in the topic of

conservation for young people. Consult to UNESCO KIT: World Heritage in Young Hands https://goo.gl/X9KmGo

3. Designing workshop/training for young guardian club of Sangiran batch 3 in the topic of conservation for young people. Again, consult to UNESCO KIT https://goo.gl/X9KmGo

4. Facilitate the program planning of YGC Sangiran batch 3


SCO visitor accomodation. No need sleeping bag. Sharing bathroom. Sometimes self cooking, sometimes meals are provided. Volunteers will make common rules, daily teams, based on needs together for their collective living group.

Study Theme All about Sangiran ancient human preservation and conservation. Session about

https://goo.gl/Jbsrpn

https://goo.gl/n5m6AG



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World Heritage with local officer of Sangiran Conservation Office. with local officer of UNESCO.

Requirement Interested in world heritage education program, especially Borobudur.

Location & Leisure Suburb of Solo city. Beautiful nature in the village. https://goo.gl/maps/JkPPZrQ592p

Meeting Point International Arrival Hall, Adi Sumarmo International Airport Solo, IATA Code SOC at 12.00 midday on the starting date. Contact Incoming Staff at [email protected]



Nearest Terminal Adi Sumarmo International Airport Solo, IATA Code SOC. Solo Balapan Train Station or Tirtonadi Bus Terminal Solo.

Remarks it would be GREAT if the volunteers are ready with their knowledge and information about world heritage from their country.

https://goo.gl/maps/JkPPZrQ592p


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Pekalongan Happy Children Code GREAT-STV06

Location Pekalongan,

Central Java

Theme Kids,Education


No. Vols 12

Project Volunteering with kids living in slum area in Pekalongan City.

Background

Pasir Sari, Poncol and Bugisan are areas in Pekalongan where children with less opportunities and drop out children living. It happens because of very less income of their parents who normally work in informal sector. A hard living in the city leads people to be hardly struggle for a living. This cause parents will insist their children as “money producer” by asking them to go down to street to beg money. Why children? because people will normally feel pity on children rather than adult in giving money. This situation put the children at risk and vulnerable. In fact, according to convention if the rights of the child, children have rights to survival and development. Include the rights to education, primary health care, leisure and recreation, cultural activities, etc (unicef.org/crc).Eager to contribute to fulfill as much as possible the rights of children living in the three areas with guarantee of sustainable action and mentoring to the children, GREAT organize a combine program both STV/workcamps and LMTV.

Aims

1. Supporting LMTV in creating activities with Vulnerable Children in Pasir Sari, Poncol and Bugisan, long lasting hygienically education for children and parents, motivation drop out children to go to school again.

2. Experience and exchange the local culture with your origin culture for global friendship

Work Station learning, non formal active learning, artistic concepts, stories, art work (painting, theater, and music), sharing sessions, cooking session, games with local children around the campsite, and cultural exchanges.


GREAT Volunteer house. Volunteers will share together sleeping space separately between females and males. Only some beds. Need sleeping bag and bed cover. Sharing bathroom. Self cooking by the volunteers. Volunteers will make common rules & daily teams for their collective living group.

Study Theme The local culture of Pekalongan and Batik as the Pekalongan uniqueness.

Requirement Strong motivation and interest in non formal learning methods for kids

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Location & Leisure Pekalongan City, Central Java, Indonesia. Batik City rich of culture. https://goo.gl/maps/iqHr8DZL86G2




Nearest Terminal



Remarks Weather can be up to 40 degree Celsius with 80% humidit. Less hygiene condition.



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Blora Literacy Code GREAT-STV07

Location Blora,

Central Jawa

Theme Education

Date 08 – 21 August 2018

No. Vols 12

Project

In collaboration with Blora Public Library, volunteers are expected to bring up creative activities to be performed in front of students of age 6-12, 13-15, and 16-18. This will be integrated with the annual mobile library program and special book fair in the town under the coordination of Blora Public Library. Previous Blora workcamp can be viewed here.

Background

Blora is a small town located in the eastern part of Central Java Province-Indonesia. It is also the hometown of noble candidate author Pramudya Ananta Toer which one of his worldwide book The Earth of Mankind has been translated in 33 languages. 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 global education. Some of GREAT volunteers are from this small town. Having strong motivation to open access for rural children to global education in non formal education approach and as IVS activists in Indonesia, they are eager to multiply the impact of international workcamp in their lovely little hometown. One public library of Blora welcome this initiative. Therefore this workcamp is designed to promote reading habit in the town.

Aims To promote reading habit to local youth in Blora

Work Volunteers are to work in team to create special performances to deliver message “I Love Reading”. Join cultural night, Discussion, cooking session. Prepare yourself with facts about your mother culture and country to be shared with target groups.


House of local people. Volunteers will share together sleeping space separately between females and males. No bed. Need sleeping bag. Sharing bathroom. Self cooking by the volunteers. Volunteers will make common rules & daily teams for their collective living group.

Study Theme Local cultures and traditions of Blora people

Requirement Strong interest in literacy and non formal learning method.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r27_2k9u05Y



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Location & Leisure Blora region, Central Java, Indonesia. Blora is endemic teak forest. Volunteers can visit the childhood home of Pramudya Ananta Toer. https://goo.gl/maps/9Ud5LngZ1vJ2

Meeting Point GREAT Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Kedondong Dalam V No.14, Central Lamper 50248 Semarang , Central Java, Indonesia, on the starting date, at 12.00 (midday), Contact Incoming Staff at [email protected]



Nearest Terminal

Pekalongan Train Station

Semarang Poncol Train Station


Soekarno Hatta International Airport Jakarta, IATA Code CGK (4 hours from

Jakarta Gambir or Jakarta Pasar Senen Train Station)

Remarks Weather can be up to 40 degree Celsius with 80% humidity.


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Citarum River Conservation Code GREAT-STV08

Location Bandung, West

Java

Theme Environment, Education

Date 08 – 21 August 2018

No. Vols 12

Project Supporting local organization in river conservation.

Background

Citarum is the longest river in West Java runs over 300 kilometres from the Wayang Mountain to the Java Sea. There are 30 million people rely on the water source for agriculture, water supply, fishery, industry, sewerage, electricity, etc. However, unregulated factory growth since the area’s rapid industrialisation in the 1980s has choked the Citarum with both human and industrial waste. The 5 million people who lived in the river basin are directly affected. Over 200 textile factories line the river banks and contaminate the river with lead, mercury, arsenic and other toxins, changing its colour and lending the area an acrid odour. Moreover, the river is also polluted and filed with trash such plastic, styrofoam, even dead animals. In cooperation with Bening Saguling foundation working in Citarum river basin and Saguling basin since 2015, GREAT started the IVS intervention since 2017. We work together in the community development program through education, social, economic, and environment conservation. By using the trash as their potential product for making “TRASH BANK”, they also take advantage from the water hyacinth weed (pollutant plant) by making handicraft from that plant. Now, the community have their own forest in the river basin where they conserve some variant of bamboo trees and other local trees. Their home based has become a learning centre for garbage management and water hyacinth handicraft.

Aims

To support the foundation program in environment conservation, social and education

To promote the foundation as a learning centre for environment conservation

To organize mini library for local people

To spread out the idea of voluntary service and international workcamp among the local people

To raise awareness about the garbage problem in Citarum river

To organize environment education for children in Citarum Basin Area

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Work

There are two activities; Physical Work (Picking up garbage from Citarum river and saguling basin, doing garbage management, planting trees, making organic fertilizer, gardening, and making handy craft) and Non-physical Work (Conducting language class, mentoring green school project, taking part in culture class, doing school visits, organizing an environment educational workshop or socialization, creating art activities and promoting minilibrary)


House of local people. Volunteers will share together sleeping space separately between females and males. No bed. Need sleeping bag. Sharing bathroom. Self cooking by the volunteers. Volunteers will make common rules & daily teams for their collective living group.

Study Theme River Conservation

Requirement Strong motivation and interest in environment conservation especially river.

Location & Leisure Cihampelas Village, Bandung Region. Village view. https://goo.gl/maps/wKp1GaRtGeF2

Meeting Point Bandung Train Station on starting date at 12.00 midday. Contact Area Manager Bandung (Ms) Lina Apriyani at +62 81321870631; Contact Incoming Staff at [email protected]



Nearest Terminal Husein Sastranegara International Airport Bandung, IATA Code BDO Soekarno Hatta International Airport Jakarta, IATA Code CGK

Remarks Be ready with extreme changing weather and mosquitoes.

https://goo.gl/maps/wKp1GaRtGeF2


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Long- Middle-Term Volunteering (LMTV)

Introduction LMTV is international volunteering program where volunteers do their service in a project of 2-4

months (middle term) or more than 4 months (long term). LMTV is mostly dedicated to do

voluntary service for the sustainability of the project by supporting and collaborating with local

partners and/or local communities in planning, preparing, implementing and evaluating their

activities. This activity is more of individual placement rather than in group. Sometimes there are

2 to 3 volunteers in one project. LMTV projects give opportunity for volunteers to experience, to

learn new things, to interact with local people & culture for volunteers to develop personal&

social skills. Many of GREAT LMTV project sites are also workcamp project sites. This is because

GREAT acknowledged the important of combining both types of volunteering to be applied in

one project site to achieve the goals of each IVS project.

Common Aspects of LMTV Volunteers will stay in one place within or nearby the project site

Volunteers who take long term project have a chance to change and exprience another GREAT

project

Volunteers must provide their own insurance during their service

The schedule of LMTV are discussed among GREAT, volunteers and local partners

How to apply as LMTV in Indonesia?

Non Indonesian passport holders

1. Contact GREAT world wide partners that you can find in CCIVS members directory

https://goo.gl/ime84y or Alliance’s at https://goo.gl/EBMaZt, or SCI’s at https://goo.gl/SGEBEu or

NVDA’s at https://goo.gl/XJGC8x

2. Apply through one of those partners according to your nationality or resident country. Our

partner will be your sending organization

KITAS (resident status) holders

1. Contact GREAT Incoming staff email for workcamps: [email protected]

2. Send email of interest along with scan of your valid KITAS

https://goo.gl/ime84y

https://goo.gl/EBMaZt

https://goo.gl/SGEBEu

https://goo.gl/XJGC8x


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Indonesian passports/ID holders

1. Check information in greatindonesia.org and download workcamp application from there

2. Send it to GREAT Incoming staff email for workcamps: [email protected]

Others

If you are non Indonesian passport holders and have tried all methods above without significant

result, GREAT will try to help you to be able to join our workcamps in Indonesia, contact GREAT

Incoming staff email for workcamp: [email protected]

Profile of volunteers 18 years old or older (check in each project description)

Highly motivated, self-organized, self initiative, responsible and well-prepared

Keen on learning Indonesian language informally integrated with local community

Open minded, adaptable, ready to adjust to different culture and customs

Willing to have activities during the weekend

On Arrival Training (OAT) OAT is an obligatory training to get volunteers ready to run the project. In the training

volunteers will get knowledge about GREAT as organization, Indonesian language, Indonesian

culture, health tips, visa matters, emergency response and pratical procedure. Also the training

will have deeper introduction about project.

Visa for LMTVs

Visa on Arrival (VoA):

30 days, can be extended once for another 30 days. Total : 60 days. Suitable for MTV for 2

months.

Visa index 211 (Social Culture):

60 days, can be extended 4 times, each extension prolongs our stay for 30 days. Total : 180

days. Suitable for LTV. You have to apply in Indonesian embbasy before your arrival in

Indonesia.

Free Visa:

30 days, NON EXTANDABLE. You just go to the border/ immigration check, tell the officer you

will visit Indonesia for tourism. Prepare you tickets just in case they ask for your return ticket.

They will let you in by giving you the Free Visa non extendable stamp in your passport.

More about Free Visa please check

athttp://www.indonesianembassy.org.uk/consular/consular_visa_type_free.html




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LMTV List 2018

No Code Name Location Start Date Theme

1 GREAT-LMTV01

Sayap Sehat Children Care

Pekalongan First Tuesday/Wednesday every month except June 2018

KIDS, EDU

2 GREAT-LMTV02

Human Rights - KJHAM

Semarang First Tuesday/Wednesday every month except June 2018

SOCI

3 GREAT-LMTV03

Pekalongan Happy Children


KIDS, EDU

4 GREAT-LMTV04

Batuloceng Agriculture

Bandung First Tuesday/Wednesday every month except June 2018

AGRI, ENVI, EDU

5 GREAT-LMTV05

Active Participation and Education for All: UPGRIS

Semarang First Tuesday/Wednesday Period 1: February-June Period 2: Sept-December

EDU, SOCI

6 GREAT-LMTV06

Social Inclusion and Education for All: UDINUS

Semarang First Tuesday/Wednesday Period 1: February-June Period 2: Sept-December

EDU, DISA

7 GREAT-LMTV07

Young Guardian Club Borobudur Mentoring Program

Magelang First Tuesday/Wednesday every month except June & Dec 2018

HERI, EDU

8 GREAT-LMTV08

Al Ishlah Education for All

Semarang First Tuesday/Wednesday every month except June 2018

KIDS, EDU

9 GREAT-LMTV09

Mangrove for Java: Pekalongan


ENVI, EDU, KIDS

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Detailed LMTV Description

Sayap Sehat Children Code GREAT-LMTV01

Location Pekalongan, Central Java

Theme Kids, Education

Starting Date 1st Tue/Wed every month.

Except June

Age >20 years old

Min. Duration 2 months

Project Inspire and motivate the children to be more confident and active and dare to have dream.

Background

Sayap Sehat is a Moslem Children Care established in 2000. GREAT has ben working together since 2015. They serves the function as a place to live in for the children as well as to support their formal education. There are 60 children registered, 8 children live in the Children Care and 52 do stay with their families/ relatives around the region. The Children Care also supports them with non-formal education/ few courses after school in daily basis for those living in the Children Care. And periodically (monthly and sometimes two weekly) to those 52 who do not live in the Children Care.

Aims To support Sayap Sheat Children Care to motivate the children to be more confident in life.

Work

1. Organize non formal educational activity for the children both who stay inside and outside the Children Care house on the times/schedules arranged by the management of the Children Care.

2. Supporting all programs created by management of the Children Care in any ways possible.

3. Introducing new foreign language to the children 4. Guiding the children in different creative/talent activities such as art,

painting, music, sports (athletic, swimming, etc.) 5. Stimulating creativity and innovation of the children 6. Organize activities in theme of health and personal hygiene

*Note: 25 to 40 hours/week. Sometimes the volunteers are needed to support the Children Care and/or GREAT to do other voluntary action during the weekends.

Accommodation The accommodation will be in the host family provided by Sayap Sehat Children Care; volunteers will have private room, shared bathroom and toilet. Food is

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prepared by Sayap Sehat Children Care.

Study Theme Children’s rights

Requirement Love children, Enjoy to make new initiatives, Able to work alone and with team. Online interview will take place during the application process.

Location & Leisure

Pekalongan Region Central Java Indonesia. There are local nature beauty in the region like water falls, forest, tea plantation, etc.Also it is Batik City https://goo.gl/maps/iqHr8DZL86G2

Meeting Point

Pekalongan Train Station at arrival hall , Central Java, Indonesia, on volunteer’s arrival date, at 12.00 midday, Contact Area Manager Pekalongan (Mr) M.Baihaqi at +62 81578794443; Contact Incoming Staff at [email protected]

Language English& Indonesian. Volunteers must learn Indonesian Language prior his departure.

Fee

IDR 3.600.000 (about 225 EUR) for first month for volunteers from country with GDP > 10.000 & IDR 3.300.000 (about 200 EUR) per month for the next months. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IDR 3.300.000 (about 206 EUR) for first month for volunteers from country with GDP < 10.000 & IDR 3.000.000 (about 181 EUR) per month for the next months.

Nearest Terminal

Pekalongan Train Station, Central Java, Indonesia

Remarks Weather can be up to 40 degree Celsius with 80% humidity. Less hygiene condition.



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Human Rights - KJHAM Code GREAT-LMTV02

Location Semarang, Central Java

Theme Social


Except June

Age >20 years old


Project Supporting LRC-KJHAM in promoting human rights, especially women rights & gender equality through different methods, depends on volunteers’ skills and interest.

Background

Legal Resources Centre in Gender Equality and Human Rights (LRC-KJHAM) is an NGO working on promotion of human rights and gender equality in Semarang, Central Java. It founded in 1999 and currently working on strengthening access and control of Marginal Women in Central Java for Law and Human Rights Resource; Feminism Participatory Action Research (FPAR); Women’s Right Impact Assessment (WRIA); and legal support for domestic violence and mentoring victim group.

Aims To support LRC-KJHAM to advocate and become resource center for gender equality and human right to develop Human Right Strategy to get more access and control for marginal women.

Work

Volunteers are expected to have strong self-initiative and self-motivation to decide their own set of activities fit to their skills, interest, and experience. The staff LRC-KJHAM will supervise and volunteer decides in which division they can fit in. Some possible activities: 1. Supportinformation technology (IT) division, 2. Collect news on human rights related topic from newspaper, 3. Support with the documentation 4. Support with the public relation 5. Work together with other LRC-KJHAM staff for FPAR in some regencies and

rural areas. Volunteers might need to experience live-in in the community for some days;

6. Share and support on Woman Rights Impact Assessment WRIA 7. Support and join training and seminar held by LRC-KJHAM. *Note: 25 to 40 hours/week. Sometimes the volunteers are needed to support

http://www.mampu.or.id/en/news/feminist-participatory-action-research-fpar-activities

http://www.lrckjham.com/pedoman-wria/

http://www.lrckjham.com/pedoman-wria/

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LRC-KJHAM and/or GREAT to do other voluntary actions during the weekends.

Accommodation GREAT Volunteer House & Office. Shared room, bathroom, and kitchen. Fridge and Wifi are available.

Study Theme Human Rights especially Women Rights & Gender issue in Indonesia.

Requirement Strong Motivation. Online interview will take place during the application process.

Location & Leisure

Semarang City, Central Java, Indonesia. Easy access to city center and enjoy Semarang with many heritages around. https://goo.gl/maps/y5vNnFYTW9S2

Meeting Point GREAT Volunteer House Semarang at Jl. Kedondong Dalam V No.14, Central Lamper 50248 Semarang , Central Java, Indonesia, on volunteer’s arrival date, at 12.00 (midday), Contact Incoming Staff at [email protected]

Language

Little English. More of basic Bahasa Indonesia. Volunteers must learn Indonesian Language prior his departure and learn legal-related terms for human rights, women rights and domestic violence (both in Indonesian and English). There will be sessions of Learning Indonesian Language in the On Arrival Training as starter only.

Fee


Nearest Terminal


Remarks

Please prepare yourself with self- learning Bahasa Indonesia before departure.; it is one of the easiest languages in the world. Only one staff of LRC – KJHAM speaks English well and view of them understands English. All of target group, the women assisted by LRC-KJHAM do not speak English.

https://goo.gl/maps/y5vNnFYTW9S2


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Code GREAT-LMTV03




Except June

Age >18 years old


Project Volunteering with kids living in slum area in Pekalongan City.

Background

Pekalongan is the city near Semarang, two hours by bus or one half hour by train to the west side. This project site consists of 2 different project areas with 2 different characters. Pasirsari. The children in Pasirsari are interested in additional education after school. Volunteering activity can use a public learning center house in Pasirsari. Bugisan. The children in Bugisan are more interested in art, drawing, and handicraft things, and normally they love to do the activity near the street. Volunteering activity can use a public learning spot near by the area or outdoor activities.

Aims To inspire and motivate the children to be more confident and active and dare to have dream.

Work

Volunteers are expected to support the local volunteers to: 1. Organize interesting creative activities to motivate the children to keep continue

their study or go back to school; 2. Organize various skill development activities; 3. Give additional lesson to support children education; 4. Raise awareness children’s personal hygiene like washing hand, brushing teeth,

etc. 5. Find possible activities together with the local volunteers Note: 25 to 40 hours/week. Sometimes the volunteers are needed to support GREAT to do other voluntary action during the weekends.

Accommodation Volunteers will stay in a sharing house with other volunteers at Pekalongan volunteer house. Fridge is available. Volunteer must take care of their own meals

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and cover personal expenses. Gas for cooking and water gallon are covered by donation from international volunteers and local volunteers (not covered by participation fee)

Study Theme The local culture of Pekalongan and Batik as the Pekalongan uniqueness.

Requirement Strong motivation and interest in non formal learning methods for kids.

Location & Leisure

Pekalongan City, Central Java, Indonesia. Batik City rich of culture. https://goo.gl/maps/iqHr8DZL86G2

Meeting Point Pekalongan Train Station at arrival hall , Central Java, Indonesia, on volunteer’s arrival date, at 12.00 midday, Contact Area Manager Pekalongan (Mr) M.Baihaqi at +62 81578794443; Contact Incoming Staff at [email protected]


Fee

IDR 3.600.000 (about 225 EUR) for first month for volunteers from country with GDP > 10.000 & IDR 3.300.000 (about 200 EUR) per month for the next months. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IDR 3.300.000 (about 206 EUR) for first month for volunteers from country with GDP < 10.000 & IDR 3.000.000 (about 181 EUR) per month for the next months.

Nearest Terminal

Pekalongan Train Station, Central Java, Indonesia

Remarks

Weather can be up to 40 degree Celsius with 80% humidity. Less hygiene condition. ! NOTE! For volunteer who is willing to take opportunity to share about Global Knowledge and Intercultural Learning through English conversation as side project in STIE Muhammadiyah Pekalongan and is accepted by the school, the fee is deducted into IDR 2,200,000 (about 137 EUR) for the 2nd month and so on. Mention your interest in your Volunteer Exchange Form.



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Batuloceng Agriculture Code GREAT-LMTV04

Location Bandung, West Java

Theme Agriculture, Environment,

Education


Except June

Age >18 years old

Min. Duration 2 month

Project

Supporting local youth association – Karang Taruna on youth empowerment program on education, language, culture, and environment. One group did workcamp in this project in 2016 was SVA Scotland from Glasgow University, which you can view it here.

Background

Batu Loceng Sub-Village is part of Suntenjaya Village, Lembang Municipality, Bandung Regency. Most ofthe populations are living as coffee farmers, vegetables farmer, anddairy cow breeder. Batu Loceng village has beautiful natural scenery that became as a potential to become a tourism village. It has its own characteristic of nature, culture, traditional music and martial art. The aim of tourism village is to develop local potential such culture, local people, agriculture, environment, and local history. The participation of local people is the most important thing in developing the tourism village.

Aims To support local community in

Work

To promote Batu Loceng as the sample of “towards EcoTourism Village”

To prepare the youth and local people towards “EcoTourism Village”

To raise the awareness of global education among local youth

To increase the awareness of local people about their environment and learn organic farming

To encourage local youth about preserving local culture

To exchange culture between participants, local people, and local students. Note: 25 to 40 hours/week. Sometimes the volunteers are needed during the weekend. Sometimes the volunteers are needed to support the local community and/or GREAT to do other voluntary action during the weekends.

Accommodation House of local people. Volunteers will share together sleeping space separately between females and males. No bed. Need sleeping bag. Sharing bathroom. Self cooking by the volunteers. Volunteers will make common rules & daily teams for





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their collective living group.

Study Theme Ecofarming. Sunda culture.

Requirement Strong motivation and interest in agriculture. Online interview will take place during the application process.

Location & Leisure

Suntenjaya Village, Bandung Region. Village view. https://goo.gl/maps/BcUzMwRK41P2

Meeting Point

Bandung Train Station North Gate on volunteer’s arrival date at 12.00 midday. Contact Area Manager Bandung (Ms) Lina Apriyani at +62 81321870631; Contact Incoming Staff at [email protected]

Language English with other volunteers. Bahasa Indonesia with locals.

Fee


Nearest Terminal

Husein Sastranegara International Airport Bandung, IATA Code BDO Soekarno Hatta International Airport Jakarta, IATA Code CGK

Remarks Be ready with extreme changing weather and mosquitoes. 15-22 degree celscius.

https://goo.gl/maps/BcUzMwRK41P2


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Active Participation & Education for All: UPGRIS Code GREAT-LMTV05


Theme Education, Social

Starting Date 1st Tue/Wed every month

Period 1: Feb-Jun, Period 2:

Sep-Dec

Age >21 years old


Project Interaction in English with University students as a method to promote IVS and global education.

Background

UPGRIS is one private University in Semarang mostly received students from sub-urban and rural areas of Central Java Province. Two of its missions are (1) to create excellent leaders and (2) to develop and spread science, technology, culture, and art global insights and local wisdom combined. Enrolled by more than 1000 new students annually, LMTV program in UPGRIS shall support those two missions by addressing issues of: 1. Sharing English to as many as students in UPGRIS as an international language in

all aspects in life including Intercultural Learning, global knowledge, and as one of the tools in gaining global solidarity.

2. Inspire UPGRIS students in doing more volunteering and social activities by joining as many as possible voluntary activities in the existing UPGRIS’ community service programs in the field of early age education, street children care, urban gardening, etc.

3. To initiate leadership attitude by being highly motivated, positive thinking, self-determined, open minded, and creative towards all activities offered and not yet offered (to be offered by volunteers to UPGRIS).

Aims To promote IVS and peace to students of UPGRIS.

To encourage confident of the students of UPGRIS to interact in English with foreigners as part of global education.

Work

1) When in UPGRIS Assist English Classes with alternative subjects: Speaking, Cross Cultural

Understanding, Global Knowledge, etc. Create and manage the English conversation club out of classes by inviting

UPGRIS students. The purposes of this activity are: (1) to spread the IVS

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(International Voluntary Service) spirit among the college students especially in the field of Social Inclusion and (2) to have more relax and informal English conversation activities with interested students.

2) When in Community Service program of UPGRIS/ Students Club of UPGRIS . Share ideas do activities with UPGRIS’ assisted villages and assisted

communities Organize voluntary service activities planned together with UPGRIS and /or the

Student Club. Note: 25 to 40 hours/week. Sometimes the volunteers are needed during the weekend. Sometimes the volunteers are needed to support the local community and/or GREAT to do other voluntary action during the weekends.

Accommodation Dormitory or boarding house, shared room, shared bathroom and kitchen.

Study Theme Non formal learning methods.

Requirement Strong motivation to interact with local youth/ students. Online interview will take place during the application process.

Location & Leisure



Language English with volunteers, students and lectures. Bahasa Indonesia with locals.

Fee (0) Zero (no participation fee)

Nearest Terminal


Remarks Has a certificate of teaching English is more preferable, has higher education background, cheerful, patient, self confidence builder, comfortable to interact with disable people, high motivation and full of initiatives.



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Social Inclusion & Education for All: UDINUS Code GREAT-LMTV06


Theme Education, Social


Period 1: Feb-Jun, Period 2:

Sep-Dec

Age >21 years old


Project Interaction in English with University students as a method to promote IVS and global education.

Background

Organized together with UDINUS (Universitas Dian Nuswantoro) in collaboration with second partner, one Public school for disabled people in Semarang. The school will offer volunteering space in the field of social inclusion for volunteers in UDINUS. This joint program between three organizations is a brand new type of collaboration where both local partners agree to: 1. Share visions of both partners through sharing knowledge of both local

partners to the volunteer 2. Achieve missions of both partners through combined activities which will be

implemented by volunteer 3. Give volunteering time shared between two local partners 4. Open access for students of UDINUS to do social inclusion activity together

with international volunteer during his stay in this program 5. Open access for students of Public school for disabled people to meet non-

disabled people in Semarang area who are the students of UDINUS and to receive love and sincere attention through social inclusion activities with UDINUS students and international volunteer

Aims To promote IVS and global education

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Work

1) When in UDINUS Assist English Classes with alternative subjects: Speaking, Cross Cultural

Understanding, Subtitling, etc. The classes will be followed by students of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in university mainly conversation classes; Create and manage the English conversation club out of classes by

inviting UDINUS students. The purposes of this activity are: (1) to spread the IVS (International Voluntary Service) spirit among the college students especially in the field of Social Inclusion and (2) to have more relax and informal English conversation activities with interested students.

2) When in the Public School for Disable people Learn about the school: its departments, activities in and out of classes, its

diversity of disabilities supported by the school to the students and parents

Volunteer can decide in which department/ activities of the school he would like to take part at. Volunteer can also do assisting in all departments in turn. Volunteer MUST find his best interest and skills in this phase

Together with UDINUS Students Association to create at least two times Social Inclusion event in the Public school for disabled people.

Accommodation Boarding house, shared bathroom and kitchen.

Study Theme Non formal learning methods.

Requirement Strong motivation to interact with local youth/ students. Online interview will take place during the application process.

Location & Leisure



Language English with volunteers, students and lectures. Bahasa Indonesia with locals.

Fee (0) Zero (no participation fee)

Nearest Terminal


Remarks Has a certificate of teaching English is more preferable, has higher education background, cheerful, patient, self confidence builder, comfortable to interact with disable people, high motivation and full of initiatives.



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Young Guardian Club Borobudur Mentoring Program

Code GREAT-LMTV07

Location Magelang, Central Java

Theme Heritage, Education


except June and

December

Age >18 years old



Background

It’s the 3rd year of cooperation with Borobudur Conservation Office and local students club for the Borobudur conservation, name the Young Guardian Club (YGC) Borobudur. July is the month of YGC Training to recruit new members. Therefore, this workcamp will succeed the YGC Training as well. The project is in partnership with local schools. More about Borobudur Temple as UNESCO’WH: https://goo.gl/TyPMfb.

Aims

1. To give opportunity for international volunteers to learn more Borobudur temple compound and its conservation efforts.

2. Using the experience of learning Borobudur, the camp is aimed to promote heritage conservation for local youth/students through Young Guardian Club Borobudur.

3. To organize YGC Borobudur training batch 10. 4. To support the program planning of YGC Borobudur batch 10 period 2018 –

2019

Work

a. To facilitate the program of YGC Borobudur b.To support GREAT team in the mantoring of YGC Creation in other cultural

heritage sites: Sangiran. c. To make classes of heritage education to local schools in Borobudur

You can take a look at experience of previous LMTV in Borobudur: https://goo.gl/rSsNGf Note: Basically volunteers have 2 days off in a week. Volunteers can organize any free time activity by themselves. The volunteers, somehow, are needed to be available during weekends for supporting the local partners and/or GREAT to do

https://goo.gl/TyPMfb

https://goo.gl/rSsNGf

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other voluntary action (especially for doing activities with YGC as they mostly are available on weekends (Saturday and Sunday)).

Accommodation

Host family with simple bedding, shared kitchen and bathroom. Please note that Indonesian life style is very modest compared to European or American way. Food is provided by and in host family. If volunteers would like to eat outside, they must cover it by themselves.

Study Theme Borobudur temple

Requirement Strong motivation and interest in heritage conservation. Enjoy to make new initiatives. Able to work alone and with team. Online interview will take place during the application process.

Location & Leisure

Borobudur village, Magelang region, Central Java, Indonesia. Nice village view. Free entrance to Borobudur temple during activity. https://goo.gl/maps/yyg3Wp491RH2


Language English& Indonesian. Volunteers must learn Indonesian Language prior their departure. There will be sessions of Learning Indonesian Language in the On Arrival Training but the very basic one.

Fee


Nearest Terminal


Remarks

Having knowledge of world heritage sites, history and/or mass tourism will be very supportful; having good motivation to learn about miscellaneous aspects included in BCO such as chemistry, physics, biology and geology which are related to Borobudur temple compounds.

https://goo.gl/maps/yyg3Wp491RH2


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Social Inclusion and Education for All: Al Ishlah Code GREAT-LMTV08




except June

Age >18 years old


Project Interaction in English with local students as a method to promote IVS and global education.

Background

Al Ishlah Schools are Islamic school located in the heart of Islamic Boarding School Al Ishlah Darussalam Semarang. Al Ishlah schools were established based on the need of formal education to the less students living around south Semarang area and especially those living in Al Ishlah boarding school in 1992. It concerns on peace and global education for all. By the time, Al Ishlah School is open for public especially for the neighborhood communities. Most of the students of Al Ishlah Schools come from low economic family and the school freed them from the tuition fee.

Aims To promote IVS and peace to students of UPGRIS.

To encourage confident of the students of UPGRIS to interact in English with foreigners as part of global education.

Work

Together with the staff member of Al Ishlah teacher, the volunteers will: 1. Assist English Classes with alternative subjects: Speaking, Cross Cultural

Understanding, Global knowledge 2. Assist sports and art classes based on volunteers’ interests and skills and

backgrounds 3. Organize activities to promote IVS values; 4. Organize English club or other language club. Note: 25 to 40 hours/week. Sometimes the volunteers are needed to support the school and/or GREAT to do other voluntary action during the weekends.

Accommodation Volunteers will stay in Al Ishlah boarding house. Food is provided by and in the boarding house. If volunteers would like to eat outside, they must cover it by themselves.

Study Theme Learning the philosophy peace and reconciliation in the context of Al Ishlah School.

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Requirement Strong motivation in having interaction with teenagers. Online interview will take place during the application process.

Location & Leisure



Language English& Indonesian. Volunteers must learn Indonesian Language prior their departure. There will be sessions of Learning Indonesian Language in the On Arrival Training but the very basic one.

Fee


Nearest Terminal


Remarks Weather can be up to 40 degree Celsius with 80% humidity. Less hygiene condition.



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Mangrove for Java Pekalongan Code GREAT-LMTV09


Theme Environement, Kids,

Education


except June

Age >18 years old


Project Planting Mangrove and learn other aspects of Mangrove: social, economic, nature.

Background

Mangrove for Java is a project targeting endangers villages or area located in coastal cities and regencies in Java Island. This project is a sustainable project organized by GREAT in cooperation with local fisher and farmer communities since 2015 to answering the needs of preserving the coastal side of Java Island. Java coastal area is one of the directed affected by global climate change among many of islands in the world. The project is preserving natural diversity and sea shore from the erosion because of significantly mangrove cutting in the 70’s-80s along with strong waves from the ocean.

Aims To support the local initiatives of local fisher and farmer communities in

protecting the sea shore by planting and seedling mangroves.

Work

1. Planting Mangrove at coastal/green belt in muddy habitat with local community and others

2. Organizing and Promoting environment educational (especially Mangrove issue) activity with local schools and university

3. Creating English learning activities with local community 4. Supporting local home industries on promoting local products 5. Planning and organizing campaign about environmental Issue through direct

campaigns or social media 6. Organizing weekend workcamp for mangrove planting and education 7. Raising awareness among community, contribution and join Workcamp in

Mangrove for Java.

Accommodation

House of local people. Volunteers will share together sleeping space separately between females and males. No bed. Need sleeping bag. Sharing bathroom. Self cooking by the volunteers. Volunteers will make common rules, daily cooking team, cleaning team and washing team and any additional needs together for

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their collective living group.

Study Theme Mangrove and its ecosystem from the Mangrove Information Center – Pekalongan.

Requirement Strong motivation and interest in environment conservation especially tropical - coastal area.

Location & Leisure

Pekalongan City, Central Java, Indonesia. Batik City rich of culture. https://goo.gl/maps/iqHr8DZL86G2



Fee


Nearest Terminal



Remarks

Weather can be up to 40 degree Celsius with 80% humidit. Less hygiene condition of slum coastal area. 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 teenagers.



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GREAT Projects for Bilateral/Group workcamp & LMTV 2018

No Code Name Location Theme Start Date & Duration

Vols& Participation Fee

1 GREAT-Pro01

Al Ishlah School Semarang EDU

Upon agreement

Upon agreement

2 GREAT-Pro02

Borobudur Young Guardian in Action

Magelang HERI, EDU

3 GREAT-Pro03

Mangrove for Java Pekalongan

Pekalongan

ENVI, EDU

4 GREAT-Pro04

Batuloceng Agriculture Bandung AGRI, EDU

5 GREAT-Pro05

Sangiran Solo HERI, EDU

6 GREAT-Pro06


Pekalongan

KIDS, EDU

7 GREAT-Pro07

Blora Literacy Blora EDU

8 GREAT-Pro08

Citarum River Conservation

Bandung ENVI, EDU

9 GREAT-Pro09

Bahtera Kasih Orphanage Semarang KIDS, EDU

10 GREAT-Pro10

Mangrove for Java Semarang

Semarang ENVI, EDU, SOCI

* Note: ENVI: Environment; EDU: Education; HERI: Heritage; KIDS: Children;AGRI: Agriculture;

SOCI: Social

GREAT is eager to host volunteers in group in any durations. Also GREAT would like to promote more

exchanges between countries with GDP less than 10,000 USD by offering special participation fee for

them. GREAT also is calling for hosting partneer, this year in Asia, who can host Indonesian volunteers

for bilateral workcamps with special participation fee for the same motivation.

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