Financial Literacy Training Strengthens Social Enterprises in Bekasi
BKMM members strengthened their financial-management and social-enterprise skills after completing a practical training series that reached more than 85 participants.
BKMM members strengthened their financial-management and social-enterprise skills after completing a practical training series that reached more than 85 participants.
Through Ribelle Coffee, new business partnerships, and professional barista certification, Ezra Ollyn is turning continuous learning into a more resilient entrepreneurial future.
After years of uncertain earnings as a motorcycle taxi driver, Bambang Purbowo used barista training, business support, and constant innovation to build Coffee Shop Balilore.
A former correctional client and YIIM barista-training alumnus received a complete equipment package to launch an independent coffee business in Central Jakarta.
After completing YIIM’s ten-day doll-sewing course, Samih immediately turned her new skills into paid work. Her first order not only helped her earn an independent income but also created work opportunities for six women in her neighbourhood.
Ten women completed ten days of hands-on training in sewing-machine operation, pattern making, doll production, materials, and start-up cost calculation.
Living-cost assistance and start-up capital enabled a man with a physical disability to operate a mobile-credit and online-transaction agency serving daily customers.
Vehicle-washing training and business equipment helped Panut Panuju turn practical skills into additional income, renewed confidence, and a path toward economic independence.
Fransisca Natalia turned barista training into a three-branch coffee business, then expanded her impact by training aspiring baristas and advising coffee entrepreneurs.
Twenty-nine women at Pondok Bambu Detention Centre completed training in bookkeeping, cost calculation, business innovation, and offline and digital marketing.