3. Region
Country: Indonesia
Province: South Maluku Islands
Island: Seram
Villages: Hurale (X) and Masi Hulang (Y)
Y
X
4. Project 1
HURALE (1)
Hurale is a small and isolated village, in the north of Seram.
There is no paved road to Hurale, it takes a 2-3 hours drive
from harbourcity Amahai. There is no school for the children,
they have to walk for 1 hour through the forest to another
village.
5. Project 1
HURALE (2)
To be able to go to school the children need a school uniform.
The costs of a uniform is a very difficult investment for the
families, who have to struggle for their daily life.
The gift of a school uniform to a child, means a chance for
education, for a better future.
6. Project 2
MASI HULANG
Masi Hulang is a fishing village, the people mainly live from what
the sea gives them. The village is very hard to reach (4-5 hours
drive from Amahai), there is no good road, that’s why the
village is very isolated. Many of the houses have sandy floors,
and the roofs are made of sago leaves. These houses don’t
protect well against the rain.
Masi Hulang has a school, but the facilities are
very poor. There is hardly any furniture, so the
schoolchildren have to bring their own chair
every day from home! The school would be really
helped with tables and chairs. The furniture can
be ordered at a carpenter, who makes it from
wood.
7. Organisation
Atha Hitijahubessy is a talented and professional tourist guide,
she runs her own company
http://gandongtoursbyatha.webs.com/
She is born and raised on Nusalaut, one of the smallest South
Maluku Islands. She has studied at Ambon City, and still lives
at and works from this capital of this province.
The money she can save, she uses for mission projects she
initiates on her own. She tries to reach the most isolated
locations on different islands, and helps locally with education
about hygiene and health, and with materials/food/medicins
that are needed. From her religious background (Christian
Church) she tries to inspire and comfort people.
8.
9. Communication
Contactperson for the project will be Atha Hitijahubessy.
She is reachable by phone, Skype, e-mail, Facebook.
Contactperson in NL is Arianne Sipman, she is mother of 2
children at de Okkernoot.
Pictures and video’s about the projects, at forehand and
afterwards, will be made by Atha. This way the children of de
Okkernoot can directly see where the collected money of
Scholidair will be spent on.
It is also possible to make Skype contact with Atha, e.g at the
start of the Scholidair Project, we can try to video contact with
her, and children can ask her questions.
She is a very inspirational person, and this way she can
motivate and make the children in NL enthusiastic for
Scholidair.
10. Communication
Contactperson for the project will be Atha Hitijahubessy.
She is reachable by phone, Skype, e-mail, Facebook.
Contactperson in NL is Arianne Sipman, she is mother of 2
children at de Okkernoot.
Pictures and video’s about the projects, at forehand and
afterwards, will be made by Atha. This way the children of de
Okkernoot can directly see where the collected money of
Scholidair will be spent on.
It is also possible to make Skype contact with Atha, e.g at the
start of the Scholidair Project, we can try to video contact with
her, and children can ask her questions.
She is a very inspirational person, and this way she can
motivate and make the children in NL enthusiastic for
Scholidair.
