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A network for English speaking mothers (and fathers) with infants, this support group has proved invaluable when trying to meet other mothers with young children. It provides an informal venue in South Jakarta where you can relax and discuss any issues concerning your baby.

Over the years many lasting friendships and successful baby groups have started up through meeting others at this weekly event. There are children around the world, now 10 years old, who are still in contact with friends they first played with at the Mother & Baby Support Group when they were only small babies.

The group meets each Wednesday from 9.30am to 11.30am and once or twice a month a midwife / nurse joins the group for a “Question & Answer Session”. You are able to weigh and measure your baby each visit.

So, if you feel like meeting other mothers with babies, come join us at our Mother & Baby Support Group. Tea, coffee and cake will be available. A small donation would be welcome and will be put towards funding the medical, nutritional and educational programmes provided by Yayasan Balita Sehat for underprivileged Indonesian mothers and their children.

Location:

Yayasan Balita Sehat
Jl. Puri Sakti I No. 23A
Cipete, 12410
Jakarta Selatan
(2 minutes from SOS Medical Centre)
Contact details:
Telephone: 769-4923
Email: FMCH@cbn.net.id
Visit our website for further details: www.motherandchildhealth.org

For more information on family life in Jakarta, we suggest you purchase the Family Guide to Jakarta: The Essential Handbook for Parents

Volunteering opportunities

If you are currently living in Jakarta and wish to do something fulfilling with your time, do think about volunteering with us.
We are always grateful for people with the following skills:

  • Nursing, Midwifery, Health Visiting experience
  • Physiotherapists and Nutritionists
  • Yoga instructors: specifically for ante natal & post natal classes
  • Pre school and Primary school teachers
  • Computing, IT skills
  • Accountancy or Bookkeeping skills
  • Writers, Journalists
  • Sewing skills
  • Design, Marketing or PR skills

If you think you may have a little time to offer, please contact us. We would be most grateful.

Last updated 8/21/2007

 

 
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