About PPMK Jogja
Sulastri Miharja
Director
The idea for PPMK (Empowering Women to Fight Poverty) began informally in 2002 when PPMK’s founder, Jack Wilson, attended an inspiring workshop conducted by Amanda Zinn, President of ‘Women Entrepreneurs of Baltimore’. On Jack Wilson’s arrival back to Indonesia, he realized that we could do micro-finance here. Jack is a Vietnam Veteran & as luck would have it, about that time he got a generous ‘service related’ disability award from Veteran’s Administration. It was like ‘blood’ money, and it rapidly became clear to Jack that half of it should go to ending poverty which is a big part of the reason we have wars. more about ppmk..
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Australian Volunteers _Impact Fund Project : Snack Making Training
In the end of October 2021, we held a five-day-long snack-making workshop for 15 women. It is one of our practical workshop project with Australian Volunteers through
Australian Volunteers_Project Impact Fund 2021; Horticulture
In June, PPMK held our first practical skill workshop in horticulture with 15 female participants, who are clients that work as farmers. Most of them are rice
Oyster Mushroom Workshop of CGS Project
At the end of February, we held our first oyster mushroom workshop session. The second was scheduled for March, but the outbreak and social distancing made it
Community Grant Scheme ( CGS)
During the month of November PPMK was awarded the Community Grant Scheme (CGS) to develop ‘up skilling workshops’ for 30 of our clients. CGS is a grant
FINAL IMPACT FUND PROJECT WORKSHOP
From January to October, around 30 women from various villages in Bantul have participated
Success Story: Mrs. Amronah and the Horticulture Farm
Two years ago, we held a horticulture workshop. Since then, we have been monitoring the
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