Yayasan Inspirasi Indonesia Membangun (YIIM), in partnership with Bapas Class I Malang and UNODC, provided entrepreneurship coaching and technical phone repair guidance to foster economic independence for reintegrating correctional clients.

In cooperation with Bapas Class I Malang and UNODC, YIIM organized social entrepreneurship management training to equip former terrorism inmates with product innovation skills and independent culinary business management.

Yayasan Inspirasi Indonesia Membangun (YIIM) held a coordination visit to Bapas Class 1 Malang to assess the business progress of rehabilitated entrepreneurial alumni and plan further economic empowerment initiatives.

Collaborating with Bapas Class I Malang and UNODC, YIIM facilitated entrepreneurship management training and barbershop development mentoring for correctional clients to strengthen independent grooming enterprises.

Yayasan Inspirasi Indonesia Membangun (YIIM) and PT Insight Investments Management published their 2022 annual report highlighting successful economic empowerment, education, humanitarian aid, and environmental initiatives serving 15,161 beneficiaries.

YIIM, alongside Bapas Class I Malang and UNODC, conducted social entrepreneurship training and comprehensive mentoring for correctional clients to build and expand farm-based agritourism micro-enterprises.

YIIM, together with LPSK and UNODC, organized tiered coffee barista training, internship programs, and distributed business equipment packages to Mufti Ahbal, a Bali bombing victim's family member, enabling him to successfully launch an independent coffee shop.

Supported by barista coffee training, an internship at Kafe Inspirasi, and business equipment capital assistance from YIIM and LPSK, terrorism survivor Vivi Normasari successfully overcame adversity to establish her own independent coffee shop.

Supported by the Inspirasi Scholarship, leadership coaching, and entrepreneurship training from YIIM and PT Insight Investments Management, Rajib Rakatirta graduated from the University of Indonesia and built a thriving career as a creative scriptwriter.

Empowered by frozen food culinary training and cooking equipment assistance from YIIM, Tumini Tuban, a 2002 Bali bombing survivor, successfully established a home-based food enterprise to become the primary breadwinner for her family.

YIIM organized a two-day entrepreneurship management workshop covering financial bookkeeping, business licensing, marketing strategies, and barista fundamentals for 15 correctional clients and former terrorism inmates at Bapas Class I Malang.

YIIM, collaborating with LPSK RI and UNODC, presented business equipment packages for coffee baristas and culinary ventures to terrorism victims and survivors who completed comprehensive entrepreneurship training and internship programs.