Education non-profits in Indonesia
Browse 128 non-profits working on schooling, literacy, scholarships and lifelong learning in Indonesia. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.
Showing 12 of 128 organisations
CompanyWhat they do
- KKKampung KidsJakarta Selatan, IndonesiaEducation · Poverty & Hunger +3 more
- WEWees een KindZoetermeer, NetherlandsChildren & Youth · Education +1 more
- HBHarapan Baru LombokDesa Sesela, Gunung Sari, IndonesiaDisability · Employment & Skills +5 more
- ADHD IndonesiaJakarta Utara, IndonesiaEducation · Mental health +1 more

- ADHD Indonesia Kota BanjarBanjar, IndonesiaEducation · Children & Youth +1 more

- ADHD Indonesia Kota MalangKota Malang, IndonesiaEducation · Children & Youth +1 more

- ADHD Indonesia Kota TernateKota Ternate, IndonesiaEducation · Health +1 more

- MIMICRA IndonesiaGunung Putri, IndonesiaCommunity development · Education +5 more
- ADHD Indonesia Kota TarakanTarakan, IndonesiaEducation · Mental health +1 more

- ADHD Indonesia Provinsi LampungLampung Selatan, IndonesiaEducation · Children & Youth +1 more

- ADHD Indonesia Provinsi Papua Barat DayaKota Sorong, IndonesiaEducation · Mental health +1 more

- CCCOP Centre for Orangutan ProtectionJakarta Selatan, IndonesiaNature & Wildlife conservation · Animal welfare +3 more
Education non-profits in Indonesia at a glance
Of the 128 Education non-profits in Indonesia, the most common cause areas are Children & Youth (77%), Health (45%) and Mental health (34%).
Cause areas
- Children & Youth77%
- Health45%
- Mental health34%
- Environment & Climate14%
- Community development13%
Organisation types
- NGO84%
- Charity5%
- Association5%
- Community organisation2%
Beneficiaries
- Children88%
- Families84%
- Students54%
- Communities21%
- Youth12%
Funding sources
- Individual donations12%
- Earned income5%
- Corporate partnerships5%
- Grants3%
Top cities
- Jakarta Selatan3%
- Denpasar2%
- Tarakan2%
- Kota Sorong2%
- Jakarta Pusat2%
- Makassar2%
Size
- 1-10 employees2%
Key facts
- 2025 is the median founding year
- 5% say donations are tax-deductible
- 4% publish a charity number
- 99% name their programmes
- 13% invite volunteers
Figures from all 128 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.
Other causes
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