Family Care Indonesia’s ongoing projects to better the conditions in children’s institutions include actively promoting educational development in Sembilangan, Marunda (program in effect since 2002).

Family Care Indonesia also aids the Putra Kasih sisters who are helping parents fight malnutrition in Cilincing and Poncol by assisting in their free, monthly medical exams for newborns and children up to 3 years of age, as well as channeling funding for these check-ups and supporting the infant nutrition program with regular donations of milk powder.

FCI volunteers regularly pay visits to the Care for Cancer Kids Foundation (YKAKI) hospice to bring comfort and inspiration through personal interaction, fun activities and puppet shows for the children undergoing cancer treatment.

FCI, working with Nur Abadi Institution and School for Handicapped Children in south Jakarta, help children both practically and inspirationally through activities organized for the students.

In addition, FCI works with the Santo Antonius Clinic conducting regular programs to provide free dental care and basic staples to underprivileged families, widows, the homeless, the elderly and street children.