Five students from Flinders University’s Disability and Community Inclusion Unit have gained real-world experience through their first overseas field placement at PUSPADI Bali, which is an NGO supporting more than 4,500 people with disabilities in Bali and Eastern Indonesia. Associate Professor Caroline Ellison and the students from across regional Australia have recently completed a five-week field placement at PUSPADI…
About Us
PUSPADI Bali is a disability rehabilitation, education, training and empowerment organisation, which is committed to working with people with a disability in Bali and Eastern Indonesia. Established in 1999, PUSPADI Bali strives towards an inclusive society in which people with disabilities are treated equally and provided with the same opportunities as others.
Our Approach
Puspadi Bali’s approach is one of ‘Total Mobility and Empowerment’ through the provision of integrated services and programs.
Our Programs
PUSPADI Bali helps overcome the challenges faced by people with disabilities by providing access to rehabilitation, education, training and employment.
Our Impact
Since 1999, PUSPADI Bali has affected the lives of over 4,000 people by empowering them with life-changing orthopedic care, mobility aids…
Get Involved
Volunteering in our vocational training programs, hosting a fundraiser with friends, or getting your workplace to sponsor a client’s treatment…
Contact Us
Want to find out more, get involved or need our services? Contact us online using the form provided. For referrals or more specific enquires please phone…