Indonesian local foundation, helping vulnerable street children, supporting their families, giving the children a better chance in life.

1. Profile ISCO Foundation
ISCO FOUNDATION HEAD OFFICE:
JL. CIAWI I NO. 2, KEBAYORAN BARU
JAKARTA SELATAN 12180
PHONE. (021) 7222 008
WWW.ISCOFOUNDATION.ORG
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EMAIL. ISCO@ISCOFOUNDATION.ORG

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ISCO Foundation Introduction
ISCO was established on May 1999 by Pascal Lalanne and
Josef Fuchs. Started by 2 fields in Cipinang Besar Selatan
and Manggarai, supporting 60 children.
Now, for thousand children, ISCO is the main reason for
ISCO Programs:
them to still have the opportunity for school.
1. Children Educational Support.
2. Children Activity Center
Vision:
3. Health and Nutrition Protection
To give an equal chance to every child for:
4. Children Pre-School Activities.
education, 5. Children Right Advocacy
development, Support.
dignity and
hope for the future.
ISCO Sponsored Fields:
1. 26 fields in Jakarta, Surabaya,
Mission: and Medan.
a. To prevent Indonesia’s marginalized children from a. 16 in Jakarta
becoming street children or child laborers. b. 7 in Surabaya.
b. To provide support and access for these children to c. 3 in Medan.
optimize the benefits that education creates for 2. Total of 1919 sponsored
children age 5-17 years old.
themselves and their families.
(Per April 2010)

3. ISCO PROGRAM
1. Children Educational Support
This is a program where financial supports are given
for children regarding school needed. They can
obtain their rights in education, continue their
school.
However, there are requirement for children whom
interest to join ISCO. Sponsor children should attend
minimum 90% class process (standard absence of
ISCO). This has to be done to prevent children from
missing too many classes which can affect their
school performance.
The financial support for formal education support
will cover:
 Administration Expenses,
 Entrance/Reenrollment Fee,
 Uniform, Textbooks, Monthly Tuition Fee,
 Meal Expenses, School Activities,
 Report / Certificate
Other support will be in the forms of:
 Parents meetings
 Parents – Teachers meetings
 Group discussions on child such as:
 Reproduction health, sanitary,
domestic violence.
 Role modeling to the children by use of films,
field trips, guest visits, etc
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4. ISCO PROGRAM
2. Children Activity Center
ISCO have Children Activity Center in every sponsored areas.
ISCO give an obligation to every sponsored children to attend
the CAC in order to help them do learn school lessons, learn
educational stuff with fun, play, and prevent children go unto
street, or become child labors.
Children Activities in the Activity Center:
Produce recycle crafts.
Visit Halim Perdana Kusuma Airport and Fire Fighter
Head Office.
Visit the Zoo and Planetarium.
Learn traditional art and games.
Painting, Singing, and Swimming.
3. Health, and Nutrition Protection
Children in the sponsored areas very often get sick
because of lack of nutrition, and vitamins or limited
medical support. This situation affects these children
school attendance. ISCO provides additional food,
vitamins or fruits which are prepared by the tutors in
the activity center.
By following this program, children would learn how to
pray before eat, how to queue, respect and share with
each other.
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5. ISCO PROGRAM
4. Children Pre-School Program
ISCO give scholarships for marginal children starting
from preschool or kindergarten age. ISCO found that
sometimes preschool doesn’t exist in slum areas. This
motivates ISCO to establish a kindergarten run by ISCO
itself to gives marginal kids opportunities to reap
benefits since kindergarten age to give them equality
in education since preschool age.
The ISCO children preschool program run by ISCO itself
and the formal kindergarten program with learning and
playing methods program for kids and also combine
between theory and practices for them.
ISCO preschool program aims for long term education
awareness in marginal kids since preschool age. This
also means that ISCO want good education prevent this
kids from become street children or child laborers and
reduce the number of street children in the future.
5. Children Right Advocacy Support
It is difficult to get free education in this country. Poor
children must compete among others. They should
have money, identity and do some test to enter
primary school. Even to follow the class, they have to
buy books, pay down payment, etc.
Local advocacy we often do, to put ISCO children as
equal as other children to get free education.

6. NUMBER OF CHILDREN
AREA REGION TK SD 1-3 SD 4-6 SMP 1-3 SMA 1-3 TOTAL
Cipinang Besar Selatan East Jakarta 11 45 48 20 7 131
Cipinang Besar Utara East Jakarta 8 32 14 8 1 63
Manggarai South Jakarta 15 17 16 23 1 72
Kampung Gege, Kebon Jeruk West Jakarta 7 25 27 20 0 79
Kampung Lio, Depok Greater Jakarta 18 23 17 18 0 76
Tanah Merah North Jakarta 31 58 41 15 0 145
Kosambi West Jakarta 6 18 13 0 0 37
Kebon Melati Central Jakarta 4 52 2 1 0 59
Penjaringan North Jakarta 25 45 0 1 0 71
Kali Baru North Jakarta 15 58 0 0 0 73
Pademangan North Jakarta 38 67 45 1 2 153
Mangga Dua North Jakarta 5 21 0 0 0 26
Kebon Jahe West Jakarta 14 17 0 0 0 31
Kampung Mangga East Jakarta 6 15 3 0 0 24
Pesing West Jakarta 12 14 4 0 0 30
Semanan West Jakarta 5 17 0 0 0 22
Genteng Central Surabaya 8 41 46 22 2 119
Pabean North Surabaya 2 52 28 17 0 99
Gading Central Surabaya 21 69 23 6 0 119
Moro Krembangan South Surabaya 33 81 0 9 0 123
Ujung South Surabaya 25 32 0 2 0 59
Sidodadi Surabaya 13 29 0 0 0 42
Perak Timur North Surabaya 6 22 0 0 0 28
Polonia, Medan Central Medan 8 27 37 18 0 90
Belawan North Medan 26 60 30 17 0 133
Kp. Kurnia North Medan 15 0 0 0 0 15
TOTAL 377 937 394 198 13 1919
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7. STARTING ISCO PROGRAM
How ISCO start their project:
 ISCO gather data from Dinas Social, BPS to find poor areas (slum) in Jakarta, Medan, and
Surabaya.
 We select which one that very crowded, poor by crossed check directly to the slum (with
Lurah, RT, RW—local formal/informal leader). Also check social facilitate around the areas
(such us school SD, SMP, SMU, kinder garden)
 Evaluate which one that we will choose. (2 months).
 After we choose: find contact person to introduce ISCO to community, one by one.
 We choose slum area, urban people because children vulnerable to become street children
there, easy to exploitation by parents, creative to follow negative life in their activities.
 We select kids from poor families with income Rp 157.000/person/month, so if there were 4
people in 1 family, total income Rp 628.0000. (±6.5 US$). Property 100% from income = Rp
15 million (include house and furniture.)
ACTION MONTH
survey of area
mapping of area
children's data collection
selection of children
contacting local schools
meetings with parents
start of TK
start of Activity House
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug
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8. EVALUATION & REPORT
EVALUATION
The evaluation conducted by whole structure of ISCO. It starts from the internal meeting every
week between project officer, discussing the progress in sponsored fields, the sponsored
children developments, and the factors influencing those changes.
Each month, the project officers give a monthly progress report the area manager.
Area manager will learn the reports and discuss the obstacles, how to handle those with
project officers, and how to improve things.
When the revised reports done, area manager will hand it over to Senior Project
Manager.
Once a month there will be a board meeting to discuss progress of the program.
There is also an annual meeting between ISCO team from Jakarta, Surabaya, and Medan area to
discuss ISCO program obstacles, solutions, and improvements.
ISCO do financial audit each two year.
REPORT
ISCO conduct 2 reports to the clients:
Financial Report
Created each month; include report of financial report, receipt, and all necessary
attachment.
Qualitative Report
Created every 6 months, include report of children development from academic view,
children creativity, children health, and children interest in descriptive narrative style.
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9. ISCO SPONSORED FIELDS
Jakarta
1. Cipinang Besar Selatan (East Jakarta)
2. Perumpung (Cipinang Besar Utara - East Jakarta)
3. Manggarai (South Jakarta)
4. Lio (Depok)
5. Gege (Kebon Jeruk)
6. Pesing (West Jakarta)
7. Tanah Merah (Plumpang, Semper)
8. Kampung Mangga (North Jakarta)
9. Kosambi (Cengkareng)
10. Semanan (Cengkareng)
11. Kebon Melati (Central Jakarta)
12. Penjaringan (North Jakarta)
13. Kali Baru (North Jakarta)
14. Pademangan Barat (North Jakarta)
15. Mangga Dua (North Jakarta)
16. Kebon Jahe (West Jakarta)
Surabaya
1. Genteng Medan
2. Sidodadi 1. Polonia
3. Pabean 2. Belawan
4. Perak Timur 3. Kampung Kurnia
5. Gading
6. Morokrembangan
7. Ujung
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10. CONTACT US:
ISCO FOUNDATION
Jl. Ciawi I No. 2 Blok Q, Kebayoran Baru
Jakarta Selatan, 12180
P (021) 7222 008
F (021) 7222 008
E isco@iscofoundation.org
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