Disability Centre

4197

Units of Prosthetics &
Orthotics Produced

2037

Wheelchairs Distributed

1121

People Received Physical Rehabilitation

190

Children with Disability
Attended School

3406

People Benefitted from
Mobile Rehabilitation

59001

People Screened for
Hearing Loss

358

People with a Disability Connected to Employment.

648

People with a Disability
received skill trainings.

The lives of over 13 thousand people with a disability and their families impacted through our disability services and advocacy efforts.

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Units of Prosthetics &
Orthotics Produced

Wheelchairs Distributed

People Received Physical Rehabilitation

Children with Disability
Attended School

People Benefitted from
Mobile Rehabilitation

People Screened for
Hearing Loss

People with a Disability Connected to Employment.

People with a Disability
received skill trainings.

The lives of over 13 thousand people with a disability and their families impacted through our disability services and advocacy efforts.

Seven-years-old Trisna practices walking with the help of her mother, after a physiotherapy session at YPK Bali.

In their workshop at the Annika Linden Centre, Puspadi Bali conducts measuring, designing, fitting and repairs of prosthetics and orthotics for children and adults with disability that are in need.

As part of their mission to connect persons with disability with employment, DNetwork regularly participates in job fairs organised by the Indonesian Ministry of Manpower.

DNetwork organises regular user gatherings to provide its users - people with a disability - with the opportunity to network with fellow DNetwork users and get up-to-date work-related information.

In addition to producing and distributing appropriately fitted prosthetics, orthotics and wheelchairs, the PUSPADI Bali team regularly conducts home visits for monitoring, evaluation and to find more local people in need.

Born with a congenital birth defect, Kadek Namiani has been receiving prosthetic legs from PUSPADI Bali since she was 18 months old.

Disability Centre

Housing three outstanding local non-profit organisations, the Annika Linden Centre is a centre for excellence in disability, providing a welcoming space with world-class facilities, where people and children with a disability can feel part of a community, get the support they need and be empowered to reach their full potential.

From producing and providing mobility aids such as wheelchairs, prosthetics, and orthotics, to physical rehabilitation, education and employment services, the Annika Linden Centre offers a holistic approach to disability services in Bali. Under our roof, thousands of people with a disability have been empowered through mobility, independence and confidence, leading to financial independence too.

The organisations we house – Puspadi Bali, YPK Bali and DNetwork – ensure that no one is left behind.

PUSPADI BALI

Puspadi Bali produces prosthetic, orthotics, wheelchairs and rehabilitation services to support persons living with physical disabilities, with a commitment to improving their lives and supporting them to become engaged and productive members of society. Puspadi Bali is a leading disability organisation actively advocating the rights of persons with disabilities.

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YPK BALI

Yayasan Peduli Kemanusiaan (YPK) Bali offers an integrated physiotherapy clinic and a daily education program for children with disabilities, which integrates classroom education, life skills, and rehabilitation. YPK Bali also offers community-based mobile rehabilitation services to provide persons with disabilities in remote areas access to quality rehabilitation.

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DNetwork

DNetwork was established in 2013 with the primary goal of supporting economic empowerment for persons with disabilities, particularly through employment opportunities. DNetwork not only supports persons with disabilities to find work, but also works with local, national and international businesses and organisations to create workforces that are inclusive and accessible for persons with disabilities.

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