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Many young people in Indonesia grow up facing difficult experiences such as bullying, harassment, and various forms of abuse by peers or family members. These Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) can have serious and lasting effects on their mental health and development and are linked to depression, trauma, substance use, and higher risks of dropping out of school, early marriage, and violence.

Despite the scale of the problem, programs that prevent or respond to these challenges are limited. Supportive systems within schools, families, and communities are often not equipped to deal with the trauma and stress that youth experience. Building environments that protect and empower young people is essential to their mental health and wellbeing.   

What we’re funding in Indonesia

Proof-of-concept funding:

Proof-of-concept (POC) funding up to $250,000 CAD will be awarded to early-stage projects that can implement, test and refine solutions to country-specific personal, social, and/or environmental factors impacting young people’s mental health and wellbeing in one of the 12 countries.

In Indonesia, we seek bold Proof-of-Concept ideas to prevent Adverse Childhood Experiences among young people. These innovative solutions should focus on addressing peer and/or family violence against young people.  

Transition-to-scale funding:

Transition-to-scale (TTS) funding between $300,000 CAD and $1,500,000 CAD will be awarded to support tested mental health promotion and prevention approaches that align with country-specific priorities along their scaling journey to help catalyze their sustainability and impact.

In Indonesia, we seek bold Transition-to-Scale ideas to prevent Adverse Childhood Experiences among young people. These innovative solutions should focus on addressing peer and/or family violence against young people.  

Ecosystem catalyst funding:

Ecosystem catalyst (EC) funding between $200,000 CAD and $300,000 CAD will be awarded to organizations that can address priority barriers to scale, such as legislation, evidence, coordination, and mobilize demand to help mental health initiatives succeed and grow in one of 12 priority countries.

In Indonesia, we’re funding Ecosystem Catalyst projects that strengthen coordination among mental health stakeholders in to support accountability of national mental health policy implementation at regional and local levels, particularly those policies focused on youth, at all levels.    

 Funded Innovations

A Diverse group of young female soccer players wearing red jerseys and white hijabs gather in a pre-game huddle, placing their hands together in a show of unity and teamwork.

Building a resilient Asia through strengthening the youth mental health ecosystems

Organisation de mise en œuvre : AVPN

Type de projet : des catalyseurs d’écosystème

Lieu : Indonésie

Status: Funded

Sekolah Aman

Organisation de mise en œuvre : PKBI Daerah Bali

Type de projet : Proof-of-concept

Lieu : Bali, Indonesia

Thematic Area(s): Peer-Based, Service Delivery

Status: Funded

Kita Bersama (We Are Together)

Organisation de mise en œuvre : Monash University, Indonesia

Type de projet : Proof-of-concept

Lieu : West Java and East Kalimantan, Indonesia

Thematic Area(s): Digital, Peer-Based

Status: Funded