About Us

Our vision is to provide a platform for young people with access and privilege to collectively empower vulnerable communities, ensuring that every child and youth has equal opportunities to develop their potential and build a meaningful future.

We work hand in hand with orphanage staff to co-design programs and facility upgrades, ensuring solutions fit their daily routines and their capacity to maintain them.

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Our Missions

  1. Expand access to education and capacity development for underprivileged children and adolescents, especially those living in orphanages.

  2. Bridge social gaps by connecting young volunteers, professional mentors, and beneficiaries in a meaningful experience.

  3. Prepare vulnerable adolescents for the future through career readiness training.

  4. Build cross-sector collaborations for long-term impact with communities, educational institutions, the private sector, and development partners.

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Our Orphanage Partners

  • Yayasan Al Kamilah, Depok (Since 2024)

  • Panti Asuhan Harapan Remaja, Jakarta Timur (Since 2024)

  • Panti Asuhan Nurul Iman Mentas, Jakarta Selatan ( Since 2023)

  • Panti Asuhan Amal Mulia, Jakarta Selatan (Since 2024)

  • Panti Asuhan Al Kahfi, Jakarta Selatan (Since 2023)

  • Yayasan Pelopor Pengemban Amanah Pamulang (Since 2023)

  • Yayasan An-nafi Mutiara Ummat, Tangerang Selatan (Since 2024)

  • Panti Asuhan Bunda Lestari, Jakarta Selatan (Since 2020)

Meet the Team

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    Cleo Indaryono

    Co-Founder

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    Nadira Natasya

    Co-Founder

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    Ulul Albab

    Program Manager

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    Ismanitami Lukman

    PARTNERSHIP MANAGER

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    Rani Eva Dewi

    Program Officer

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    Saiful Anwar

    Volunteer Coordinator

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    Fairuzza Ainanny

    Orphanage Coordinator

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    Dion Mufty

    Finance Officer

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    Devi Salma

    Program Officer

Proud Recipients of International Grants

Muda Berdaya Bersama Foundation has been recognized and supported by international organizations that share our commitment to empowering vulnerable youth and strengthening orphanage communities in Indonesia.

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We were selected as a grant recipient of the Braze for Social Impact Fund, a global philanthropic grant initiative administered through the Tides Foundation. The program enables Braze employees worldwide to support local communities through grantmaking and volunteer engagement.

As the selected partner for Braze Indonesia, we have received support for three consecutive years (2024–2026) to design and implement impactful programs for vulnerable children and youth.

Braze for Social Impact Fund (2024–2026)

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Four people standing together at an indoor event, with one person holding a certificate for 'Best Participant' in the MUDA Berdaya Conference 2026. The group includes three women and one man, all smiling, with a red and white event banner in the background.

In June 2026, Muda Berdaya Bersama Foundation was awarded a grant through the Digital Democracy Initiative, supported by CIVICUS and administered in Indonesia through TIFA Foundation.

Through this initiative, we launched a program aimed at strengthening civic participation and digital literacy among marginalized youth. The project engaged 75 vulnerable young people from six orphanages across the Greater Jakarta area, equipping them with the knowledge, confidence, and skills to participate safely and meaningfully in digital civic spaces.

Digital Democracy Initiative Grant (2026)

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Our programs focus exclusively on supporting children and youth living under the care of orphanages and foster care institutions. Key areas of support include:

    • Scholarship programs for underprivileged youth

    • Orphanage revitalization and facility improvement

    • Educational and exposure trips for children and youth

    • Mentoring, leadership, and career readiness programs

    • Wellbeing and personal development initiatives

    We are also open to developing customized partnership programs that align with our mission

  • Yes. We possess all required legal documentation, including registration with the Ministry of Law and Human Rights (Kementerian Hukum dan HAM), registration under the Social Affairs Office (Dinas Sosial) of South Tangerang, and a Tax Identification Number (NPWP). Supporting documents can be provided upon request for partnership and due diligence purposes.

  • Yes. We regularly recruit volunteers for our mentoring, educational, and community engagement programs.

    To stay informed about volunteer opportunities, please follow:

    • Instagram: @kemahmuda

    • Instagram: @mudaberdayaprogram

    Volunteer recruitment periods and application details are announced through our social media channels.

  • We are committed to responsible and transparent management of all funds entrusted to us. Our donors and partners receive regular program updates, impact reports, and financial accountability reports.

    Since our establishment, we have successfully managed and reported on grants valued at up to USD 10,000 from international funding organizations, meeting all reporting and accountability requirements.

  • Absolutely. We welcome partnerships with individuals, corporations, foundations, universities, schools, community organizations, and philanthropic institutions.

  • Our programs are primarily implemented in Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, and Bekasi (Greater Jakarta Area). As our network and resources grow, we aim to expand our reach to other regions across Indonesia.

  • Yes. To ensure the sustainability and professional operation of our organization, we allocate a maximum of 11% of project funding toward organizational and project management costs.

    This fee supports essential functions such as program coordination, monitoring and evaluation, financial management, safeguarding compliance, reporting, volunteer management, and organizational administration. We maintain full transparency regarding all budget allocations with our donors and partners.

  • For partnership inquiries, donations, volunteering opportunities, or general questions, please contact us at:

    Email: ymbbindonesia@gmail.com

    We aim to respond to all inquiries within 1–2 business days.

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