Sponsor Essential Needs
1 month — Rp500.000 / US $32. Provides medications, essential nutrition and diapers for one child.
- Pain and symptom medication
- Essential nutrition and feeding supplies
- Diapers and wound-care dressings
Donate
Since 2006, Rachel House has provided free, home-based palliative care to children from marginalized communities living with serious and life-limiting illnesses. We help children live free from pain and with dignity, comfort, and joy for every day they have.
Why your donation matters
Your support enables us to continue caring for children across Greater Jakarta while helping build a stronger palliative care ecosystem nationwide — because no child should have to live or die in pain.
Rachel House welcomes donations via credit card, for one-off and ongoing gifts, and through our trusted fundraising partners.
Free, home-based palliative care for children from marginalized communities living with serious illness.
No family is ever charged for a visit, a dose of pain medication or a dressing.
Home visits by our nurses, Clinic-in-a-Box, and a training network reaching health workers nationwide.
Essential needs
Rp500.000
Medications, essential nutrition and diapers for one child.
Choose this amountMilk Buddy
Rp550.000
Therapeutic milk and nutrition for one infant or young child.
Choose this amountTransportation
Rp1.500.000
Every journey to a child’s home, and trips to and from hospital.
Choose this amountSponsor-a-Patient
Rp6.000.000
A month of palliative care for one child from our highly trained medical team.
Choose this amountSponsor-a-Patient · full year
Rp72.000.000
A child and their family walked through an entire year — every visit, every medicine, every conversation.
Choose this amountRupiah amounts are the reference figures; US dollar equivalents are approximate and vary with the exchange rate.
Where your donation goes
You can give where it is needed most, or direct your donation to one of these.
1 month — Rp500.000 / US $32. Provides medications, essential nutrition and diapers for one child.
1 month — Rp550.000 / US $35. Provides therapeutic milk and nutrition for one infant or young child whose treatment has affected feeding.
1 month — Rp1.500.000 / US $96. Supports the transportation needs of one child, including trips to and from hospital for treatment.
1 month — Rp6.000.000 / US $385. 1 year — Rp72.000.000 / US $4,000. Provides palliative care for one child by our highly trained medical team: 30 hours a month, or 360 hours a year.
Credit card donation
Ways to donate
Choose the channel that works in your country. All of them reach the same nurses and the same families.
If you are donating from outside Indonesia, you can donate by credit card, or support Rachel House securely through our trusted fundraising partners:
Card payments in multiple currencies for donors outside Indonesia.
Regional giving platform with card and wallet options.
You can support us through our Kitabisa campaign, or contact us if you would like to donate via another method.
Give in rupiah by transfer, virtual account or e-wallet.
Contact us and our team will help arrange your donation. [Replace with Rachel House bank details if published]
Rachel House publishes annual financial reports. You can read them in our resources library, or ask our team anything you want to know before you give.
Recognised internationally
Rachel House is a vetted GlobalGiving partner. Donations made through GlobalGiving are processed securely and are tax-deductible for donors in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Other ways to help
Give time, skills or a weekend. We need help in the office, at events and with families.
Apply to volunteerTurn a birthday, a race or a school project into a campaign for children’s palliative care.
Start a campaignCompanies and foundations can fund entire programs, match employee giving or provide services.
Talk to our team
Every day counts
Rp500.000 keeps one child supplied with medication, nutrition and diapers for a month. Rp72.000.000 sponsors a full year of care. Whatever you give, a nurse reaches a child who would otherwise be in pain.