Scholarship
Giving scholarships to catalyse critical, constructive and solution-oriented thinking among young people.
A foundation focused on every instrument of youth development and empowerment, growing critical minds and real solutions to global problems.
LEADS stands for Leadership, Education and Development Scholarship. A foundation focused on every instrument of youth development and empowerment, so young people grow up thinking critically and offering real solutions to global problems.

To raise young Indonesians with a clear sense of who they are: able to think a problem through, argue about it constructively, and then do something about it.
Giving scholarships to catalyse critical, constructive and solution-oriented thinking among young people.
Sharing what we learn about leadership, education and community development, in plain language, open to anyone.
Giving young people the tools, the training and the openings they need to take a real part in running the country.
These four pillars are the themes: what the work is about. The three arms of Leads are the structure: who delivers it. Foundation programmes sit in one arm; CSR programmes are delivered with corporate partners. Both serve the same pillars.
Bringing classrooms to the hardest-to-reach children: the Tapak Asa inspiration classes in Ciamis, Ngajar tor Ngabdi on Masalembu Island, and SBB Berbagi in orphanages. Leads Scholarship funds those who continue their schooling.
Delivered by Semua Bisa Belajar and Leads Academy
Public-speaking classes, the SkillBloom bootcamp and facilitator training at Leads Academy. The International Youth Leaders Summit has taken five delegate batches to Türkiye, South Korea and Malaysia; Cikgu Indonesia prepares the young teachers behind them.
Delivered by Leads Academy and IYLS
Cakrawala Muda Nusantara sends volunteers to Masalembu Island, Gili Raja and Batu Bulan in Lampung. That is 1,675 beneficiaries so far. The Digital Woman Class trains women in Sumenep to use digital tools for home businesses.
Delivered by Semua Bisa Belajar and with CSR partners
The Sukajadi Asri BSF maggot house in Bogor processes the village's organic waste and has been measured returning 2.19 times the social value of every rupiah. Eco Rangers trains young environmental cadres in Sumenep, and Bestari works on sustainability with communities.
Delivered with CSR partners and Semua Bisa Belajar
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Founder & CEO
Programme Manager, Leads Indonesia
Programme Manager, Semua Bisa Belajar
Ministries and Indonesian missions abroad, and the community groups that run programmes with us on the ground.

The National Coordination Team for Marine Waste Management, under the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment.
Archipelagic and Island States Forum, Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center, 10—11 October 2023.

Host partner for the first Istanbul Youth Leaders Summit.

The Indonesian Embassy in Seoul, host for the IYLS editions in South Korea.

The Indonesian Consulate General in Istanbul, accompanying the IYLS delegations in Türkiye.

The Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, the Sanggar Bimbingan route for Cikgu Indonesia.
İstanbul Üniversitesi
Universitas Bahaudin Mudhary Madura
Institut Pertanian Bogor











Graduations, weddings and trips together. This is not programme documentation. It is a record of the people who run them.
Programme documentation lives on the Impact page. This section is kept separate so the two are never confused.
Open the Impact pageSchool and university students who came through Leads Indonesia programmes, from a high school in Medan to a campus in Thailand.
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