RADIO STATION IN INDONASIA

Partnering with our associates in Indonisia to support the work across the 15,000 islands of Indonesia. This work in Indonisia has been goining on over a decade. We have also helped to establish 4 radio stations through Radio Dian Mandiri on Alor Island, Sorong – West Papua, Soe – West Timor and Singkawang – West Kalimantan. These stations provide spiritual support, provide community resources and education reaching potentially millions of people each day.

In 2020, we were able to work along with Imagination Church to establish the 5th radio station to reach more people each day. The villagers are also provided with a radio per household.

Project Location

Organisation Name

Mercy Indonesia

Country

Indonesia

Objectives

Mercy Indonesia is a registered not for profit charity / NGO. Our vision is to become a social foundation that has integrity and credibility in service and performance.
Mission
-Rescue victims of trafficking in persons, orphans and children in conflict with the law.
-Provide the physical and spiritual ministry for the assisted children.
-Being a government partner in handling social problems in the community, especially in the field of trafficking.
-Being home for volunteers who long to find the meaning of life.

Community Details

Mercy Indonesia Foundation was started on May 10th, 2001 when an unwed mother gave away her three-day-old baby boy to Paulus and Marliesye Wiratno. Two weeks later another woman contacted them, hoping they would take care of her baby too. The story went on and more unwanted and abandoned babies were given to the young couple. Realizing the need to rescue babies and orphans, and feeling the call of God, Paulus and Marliesye started a foundation called Mercy Indonesia. Ever since, Mercy Indonesia has expanded by building and overseeing Kinships throughout the Indonesian islands.

Country Details

Indonesia, officially the Republic of Indonesia, is a country in Southeast Asia and Oceania between the Indian and Pacific oceans. It consists of over 17,000 islands, including Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi, and parts of Borneo and New Guinea. The population of the country is approximately 275 million.