Empowering Marginalized Women through Skills Education as a means to develop Sustainable Communities in Indonesia.

International Women’s Day Celebration With Australian Consulate-General in Bali

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Bali WISE Basic Students | Intake 39 – Week 10 | International Women’s Day Celebration | Friday, Mar 15th 2019 – Dr Helena Studdert.

It is a great honor for our Bali Wise students, because they are invited and given opportunity to perform in celebration of the International Women’s Day 2019 by The Consul-General of Australia Dr Helena Studdert. It is an Unforgettable experience to be able to sing “One Women” in the front of the audience. The way our students singing with emotion, expression and feeling and the deep meaning of “One Women’’ is able to bring up atmosphere of Women’s day. The audience really enjoy the song and give applause.

Spa Preparation With Ms.Dwi – Intake 39

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On Friday, 25th January 2019, our Intake 39 students had their first spa class with Ms. Dwi, a former BaliWise student, who shared her knowledge with our newest intake. Ms Dwi divided the students into groups for next week’s spa practice assignment. She wants the students to know which techniques to use, how spa tables are arranged, which oil to use and much more. With this class, students can see and learn first hand how a spa department works and how to give the best relaxing massage.

Week 3|Term 1, January 25th|2019|Bali WISE Skills Education

Week 10 | Term 4, December 15th 2017 | Bali WISE Skills Education

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Om! Today, the girls of Intake 34 enjoyed their Yoga class with our professional coach Miss Anne. This time, the yoga class was a bit different than usual. Instead of staying on our Bali WISE campus, we went to Nusa Dua Beach to practice yoga surrounded by green trees and fresh air. Miss Anne led the girls through Mountain Pose, Peaceful Warrior and many other Asanas in order to strengthen their bodies and minds. …

Success Story – Ni Komang Luriana, Intake 24

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Luri and Her Parent
From the left, Luri Mother – Ni Made Armini, Luri, her father – I Wayan Latra and our Intern – Pinkan

Luri is the oldest of four children living in the remote village of Seraya and was expected to look after her younger siblings from an early age. In secondary school, she worked as a storekeeper at her teacher’s shop to pay for her tuition, and also doing laundry for neighbours, door to door. …

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