Since  1992 the Club has partnered with the Grand Hyatt Bali to host a  Christmas Party for some 350 orphaned and disabled children. Open to  children of all faiths, the party is a full day of games, music and  food. Each child receives a school backpack filled with school supplies  and surprises. RCBND is the sole sponsor of this annual event.

In 2019, the Head of the Puskesmas approached RCBND to solicit support for a program to limit the spread of TB in Bali and the nearby islands. TB is a major problem in Indonesia, and the Puskesmas is concerned with limiting the spread amongst poorer villagers.

Since  April 2007 RCBND is working closely with a local NGO, Kerd Praja  Foundation and local Government health care authorities, to address  sexual and reproductive health concerns among the public and high-risk  groups. Support includes medical supplies , awareness programs & scholarships.

Funded  at the end of the Rotary Year 2016-2017 to help children from  economically disadvantaged families, RCBND will provide funding for 30  high school graduates to conduct their secondary education at at Sekolah  Menengah Kejuruan 1.

Many other Rotary Clubs in Bali have joined this program now.

Since  2017 RCBND supports students from disadvantaged families with a  scholarship at a government vocational high school in the sub-district  of South Kuta. Over two hundred students have enjoyed a scholarship to  date. The students are then entitled to study at universities in  electronics, mechanical engineering, computer science or  hospitality/tourism. RCBND has now launched a scheme under which  students with excellent exams receive a scholarship allowing them to  continue their education by studying at selected universities.

RC  Bali Nusa Dua’s signature program is to provide free cleft lip and  palate surgery to underprivileged children and young adults on Bali and  surrounding islands. Since Rotary Year 1994-1995 RCBND has provided more  than 2.000 operations at a total.

Since the start in 1993 RC Bali Nusa Dua has been involved with Puspadi Bali (formerly Yayasan YAKUM) to first train and more currently assist people with physical disabilities focusing on providing prosthetic legs and prostheses such as splints and leg braces to economically disadvantaged individuals on Bali and nearby islands .

Yayasan  CIMD is a privately funded school for disabled children from  underprivileged families in the North of Bali. RC Bali Nusa Dua together  with RC Luxembourg-Horizon have financially supported the school since  2019, with improvements to its facilities and scholarships for currently  27 students enlisted in their primary school program “Include Us”.

Bali Wise empowers marginalized women and indirectly their communities through sponsored hospitality & life skills education and on-job training at one of our 5-star education partners. By training these young Indonesian women and helping  them find full time employment in the hospitality sector with fair  wages, they have a chance for a better future and the poverty cycle can  be broken.