Lombok 'Hulman Tobing' Project - 27 arms and legs project
$297 PER PERSON
LETS GET 27 CHILDREN ARMS OR TO WALK FOR THE FIRST TIME DonaTION INFORMATION "At $297 Per Person, I believe there is no INDONESIA Humanitarian Project that achieves so much for so little".
The numbers of Lombok Forgotten disabled ARE VERY large - Nothing significant will be achieved to help these people if we keep doing projects one person at a time.
The 27 children & very poor disabled children listed with photos below:
all waiting patiently for life changing prosthetics that will allow them to walk for the first time or even the ability of a new arm and even the chance to get married. Click here for Donation Information
I look forward to sharing the 'after' photos of these people walking on their new prosthetic legs.
Stage one paid for & complete √√√ : DR COKISELA HAS EXAMINED PATIENTS & MOULDS FOR PROSTHETICS HAVE BEEN TAKEN:
Dr Cokislela is a Indonesian prosthetics doctor & was very stressed & confused as to what to do recently. After taking moulds from the villagers disabled limbs to build legs & arms for 22 poor villagers, his project now faces jeopardy as the moulds he has taken risk of deterioration and he needs $7277 funding help for all - we have now raised almost $3,000 and he is using the money in building them now.
We are now presently forming our project funding team and warmly welcome people to join this project.
This project is very dear to me as the the project was sparked with what started as 2 people I met. While searching for the two children found seven more more, then while the seven children were being fitted legs by Dr Cokisela thirty more disabled children & adults turned up. Kind regards, Peter Honey, Endri, Cokisela
TOTAL PROJECT FUNDING NEEDED for our 25 People to walk etc: US $6,916 or (88,000,000 Idr)
Donations so far:
Lord Shazell - private donor Jakarta: ...........................................20,000,000 Idr (US$1,572)
Lombok Forgotten 'Donors: ......................................................... 8,800,000 Idr (US $770)
Liana Ma 'loan Fund' ..................................................................... 9,800,000 Idr (US $687)
38,600,000
Amount needed to be raised: 49.400,000 Idr (US $3,858 or NZ $5,008) (ie 88 Juta - 38.6 Juta = 49.4 Juta)
Thirty more disabled people turned up for help! While Cokisela was fitting out the below 7 children.
all waiting patiently for life changing prosthetics that will allow them to walk for the first time or even the ability of a new arm and even the chance to get married. Click here for Donation Information
I look forward to sharing the 'after' photos of these people walking on their new prosthetic legs.
Stage one paid for & complete √√√ : DR COKISELA HAS EXAMINED PATIENTS & MOULDS FOR PROSTHETICS HAVE BEEN TAKEN:
Dr Cokislela is a Indonesian prosthetics doctor & was very stressed & confused as to what to do recently. After taking moulds from the villagers disabled limbs to build legs & arms for 22 poor villagers, his project now faces jeopardy as the moulds he has taken risk of deterioration and he needs $7277 funding help for all - we have now raised almost $3,000 and he is using the money in building them now.
We are now presently forming our project funding team and warmly welcome people to join this project.
This project is very dear to me as the the project was sparked with what started as 2 people I met. While searching for the two children found seven more more, then while the seven children were being fitted legs by Dr Cokisela thirty more disabled children & adults turned up. Kind regards, Peter Honey, Endri, Cokisela
TOTAL PROJECT FUNDING NEEDED for our 25 People to walk etc: US $6,916 or (88,000,000 Idr)
Donations so far:
Lord Shazell - private donor Jakarta: ...........................................20,000,000 Idr (US$1,572)
Lombok Forgotten 'Donors: ......................................................... 8,800,000 Idr (US $770)
Liana Ma 'loan Fund' ..................................................................... 9,800,000 Idr (US $687)
38,600,000
Amount needed to be raised: 49.400,000 Idr (US $3,858 or NZ $5,008) (ie 88 Juta - 38.6 Juta = 49.4 Juta)
Thirty more disabled people turned up for help! While Cokisela was fitting out the below 7 children.

Above are the before and after photos of Cokisela's visit & work in Lombok.
Nb. These people are very poor & have no means to afford legs & arms. Dr Cokisela took the initiative and with a quick bit of funding help during this time we completed the first stage of the project in taking the necessary moulds has been paid for and completed. Below: Dr Cokisela last Lombok Visit & the 7 Lombok Forgotten Children he helped.
How did we end up with so many? Lombok forgotten Children connected some seven children up to Mr Cokisela from the Dare Foundation in Jakarta, in which he supplied limbs arms at a price that is 1/10 of that from other foundations.
Project Transparency: Cokiselia & his 'Dare Foundation' from Jakarta offered a affordable low cost solution, when in Indonesia I am always bit skeptical but so far he has proven to be very trustworthy & professional. Mr Cokisilea has also promised to send walking happy photos of every person to us at the end of the Project. Endri from 'Lombok Forgotten Children' will be available to return photographs from the delight of each person.
The First Seven Completed √ but 30 more turned up for help!
Below is the before and after photos from Dr Cokisila's 1st & 2nd visits to Lombok/Sumbawa. While fitting the limbs during the second visit word got out and 30+ more disabled people turning up for help. During this stage LFC assisted with urgent funding for supplies so Mr Cokisela could take the moulds from 25 people while he was there. Sadly he did not have the materials to do all and during this coming project we will prepare to take moulds for up to 30 more people & a possible future project.
How & why the costs so affordable?
1. Supply from Cambodia: Firstly the prosthetics are made in Cambodia by a joint venture American project for their many war victims, this country also has an academy set up and Cokislea of Jakarta doctor trained there. The quality is excellent & they are light weight.
2. Working in Bulk Numbers: has reduced travel and many other expenses which have excitingly dropped the required funding to help in a significant manner.
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1. Supply from Cambodia: Firstly the prosthetics are made in Cambodia by a joint venture American project for their many war victims, this country also has an academy set up and Cokislea of Jakarta doctor trained there. The quality is excellent & they are light weight.
2. Working in Bulk Numbers: has reduced travel and many other expenses which have excitingly dropped the required funding to help in a significant manner.
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THE PHOTOS: Below PHOTOS & NAMES OFF THE 22 VILLAGERS
The below photos are of Mr Cokisela taking the required moulds, which he has taken back to Jakarta.
"Praise Alah, thank you thank you they said, the government have forgotten us and don't care."
"Praise Alah, thank you thank you they said, the government have forgotten us and don't care."
4 x FULL LEG:
Name: Mr. Munawir Age: 33 years old Device Requirement: TransFemoral
Name: Mrs. Laily Age: 43 years old Device Requirement: TransFemoral
Name: Mr. Ruslan Age: 48 y/o Device Requirement: TransFemoral
Name: Mr. Irwan Age: 34 y/o Device Requirement: TransFemoral
Name: Mr. Munawir Age: 33 years old Device Requirement: TransFemoral
Name: Mrs. Laily Age: 43 years old Device Requirement: TransFemoral
Name: Mr. Ruslan Age: 48 y/o Device Requirement: TransFemoral
Name: Mr. Irwan Age: 34 y/o Device Requirement: TransFemoral
4 x LOWER LEG:
5. Name: Mr. Ruslan Age: 25 years old Device Requirement: Transtibial
6. Name: Mr. Herdian Age: 25 years old Device Requirement: Transtibial
7. Name: Mr. Santoso Age: 45 years old Device Requirement: Transtibial
8. Name: Mr. Ama Herawati Age: 52 years old Device Requirement: Transtibial
5. Name: Mr. Ruslan Age: 25 years old Device Requirement: Transtibial
6. Name: Mr. Herdian Age: 25 years old Device Requirement: Transtibial
7. Name: Mr. Santoso Age: 45 years old Device Requirement: Transtibial
8. Name: Mr. Ama Herawati Age: 52 years old Device Requirement: Transtibial
5 x ARM & HAND:
9. Name: Mr. Saleh Age: 45 y/o Device Req: Hand Prosthesis
10. Name: Ms. Rizky Age: 14 y/o Device Req: Hand Prosthesis
11.Name: Mr. Munawir Age: 33 y/o Device Req: Transradial Prosthesis
12. Name: Mr. Muzni Age: 25 y/o Device Req: Transradial Prosthesis
13. Name: Ibu Wayan Budi Age: 40 y/o Device Req: Transradial Prosthesis
9. Name: Mr. Saleh Age: 45 y/o Device Req: Hand Prosthesis
10. Name: Ms. Rizky Age: 14 y/o Device Req: Hand Prosthesis
11.Name: Mr. Munawir Age: 33 y/o Device Req: Transradial Prosthesis
12. Name: Mr. Muzni Age: 25 y/o Device Req: Transradial Prosthesis
13. Name: Ibu Wayan Budi Age: 40 y/o Device Req: Transradial Prosthesis
9 x Ankle Foot Orthosis & Wrist Hand Orthosis:
14. Name: Aldiansyah Age: 13 y/o Device Req: Bilateral Ankle Foot Orthosis (Both Leg) & Bilateral Wrist Hand Orthosis (Both Hand)
15. Name: Siti Maryam Age: 12 y/o Device Req: Ankle Foot Orthosis at the Left Side for Club Foot
16. Name: Mrs. Khadijah Age: 35 y/o Device Req: Ankle Foot Orthosis at the Right Side for Club Foot
17. Name: Dhea Age: 15 y/o Device Req: Bilateral Ankle Foot Orthosis (Both Leg) and Wrist Hand Orthosis for Right Leg.
18. Name: Yudhistira N. Age: 13 y/o Device Req: Bilateral Ankle Foot Orthosis (Both leg) and Bilateral Wrist Hand Orthosis (Both Hand)
19. Name: Nanda Age: 12 y/o Device Req: Orthopaedic Shoes for Club Foot
20. Name: Muhamad Yogi Age: 14 y/o Device Req: Bilateral Wrist Hand Orthosis (Both Side)
21. Name: Mr. Suhadi Age: 58 y/o Device Req: Ankle Foot Orthosis for Plantar Flexor Muscle Weakness.
22. Name: Ilhamsyah Age: 16 y/o Device Req: Bilateral Wrist Hand Orthosis (Both Side) and Ankle Foot Orthosis (Left Side)
14. Name: Aldiansyah Age: 13 y/o Device Req: Bilateral Ankle Foot Orthosis (Both Leg) & Bilateral Wrist Hand Orthosis (Both Hand)
15. Name: Siti Maryam Age: 12 y/o Device Req: Ankle Foot Orthosis at the Left Side for Club Foot
16. Name: Mrs. Khadijah Age: 35 y/o Device Req: Ankle Foot Orthosis at the Right Side for Club Foot
17. Name: Dhea Age: 15 y/o Device Req: Bilateral Ankle Foot Orthosis (Both Leg) and Wrist Hand Orthosis for Right Leg.
18. Name: Yudhistira N. Age: 13 y/o Device Req: Bilateral Ankle Foot Orthosis (Both leg) and Bilateral Wrist Hand Orthosis (Both Hand)
19. Name: Nanda Age: 12 y/o Device Req: Orthopaedic Shoes for Club Foot
20. Name: Muhamad Yogi Age: 14 y/o Device Req: Bilateral Wrist Hand Orthosis (Both Side)
21. Name: Mr. Suhadi Age: 58 y/o Device Req: Ankle Foot Orthosis for Plantar Flexor Muscle Weakness.
22. Name: Ilhamsyah Age: 16 y/o Device Req: Bilateral Wrist Hand Orthosis (Both Side) and Ankle Foot Orthosis (Left Side)
Project Cost Break Down:
Please note the stage one cost component has been completed, also Mr Cokisela will travel to Lombok with all his equipment in his foundation vehicle.
Please note the stage one cost component has been completed, also Mr Cokisela will travel to Lombok with all his equipment in his foundation vehicle.
STAGE ONE REPORT From Michael & Dr Cokisela :
Over the past 8 days of Travelling between Lombok & Sumbawa, we had encountered many challenges and silly obstacles.....Nonetheless, we stay focussed on our goals and to our mission …. It was chaotic....Many people did not answer their phones and so arragement are made last minute….
Many of our earlier plans had to change as we go…..
Nonetheless, We had delivered 3 prosthesis, 1 orthosis and 1 wheel chair and gain about 30 new patients… Yaman Yes, he did walk around with his new feet …It was an awesome feeling, Pete… Thank you very much and we have given, Yaman a new lease of life… though, I could see Yaman is pretty much frustrated and stress becos of his condition,,,,,The stigma from people looking at a disable person destroys his feeling up.....Demotivated and all… We told him to fight on and hang on to his dreams.....His hope for a leg have come true… I have cried myself to bed.....seeing this…. Everyday, I was in Lombok and Sumbawa so many things hit me as we recap our day just before we sleep… and Yaman says he got an offer 2 go and school for his higher studies in Jakarta…. We have to help this boy and get to Jakarta…T
Everyday, I was in Lombok and Sumbawa so many things hit me as we recap our day just before we sleep...
- Sumbawa we had about 15 patients and Lombok about 15 more
- We see many of parents in tears as their children are fitted with prosthesis and orthosis.....The call of Alhamdullilah.....May Allah Bless you with many happy returns of the day
- Many children who are waiting their turn to be measured and taken a cast for their legs with polio and Cerebral palsy was very grateful to us for coming from so far away and all on our own and help from Sponsors…
- One girl in Gunung Sari...The place we visited - The teacher stopped her from going 2 school becos she has polio on her legs....She could walk and want 2 go to school but the teacher ask her to go away and stay at home…:(
- I met Norhayati (Big Stomach) and gave her a whole bunch of food and daily essential...
- All of them stated, Allah had finally answered our call for help....
Our plight to the local government had fallen on deaf ears….
for so many years we have waited....You are our Hero! I told them, I am so busy at my work and it was hard to focus on helping but would do my best… We have to carry on this responsibility for a healthy Indonesia....We should not break people's hope that have been put on us...Once again thank you all sponsors and donators…. You made it all possible for us to carry on our work for the Lombok people…. Please continue to support us....
Over the past 8 days of Travelling between Lombok & Sumbawa, we had encountered many challenges and silly obstacles.....Nonetheless, we stay focussed on our goals and to our mission …. It was chaotic....Many people did not answer their phones and so arragement are made last minute….
Many of our earlier plans had to change as we go…..
Nonetheless, We had delivered 3 prosthesis, 1 orthosis and 1 wheel chair and gain about 30 new patients… Yaman Yes, he did walk around with his new feet …It was an awesome feeling, Pete… Thank you very much and we have given, Yaman a new lease of life… though, I could see Yaman is pretty much frustrated and stress becos of his condition,,,,,The stigma from people looking at a disable person destroys his feeling up.....Demotivated and all… We told him to fight on and hang on to his dreams.....His hope for a leg have come true… I have cried myself to bed.....seeing this…. Everyday, I was in Lombok and Sumbawa so many things hit me as we recap our day just before we sleep… and Yaman says he got an offer 2 go and school for his higher studies in Jakarta…. We have to help this boy and get to Jakarta…T
Everyday, I was in Lombok and Sumbawa so many things hit me as we recap our day just before we sleep...
- Sumbawa we had about 15 patients and Lombok about 15 more
- We see many of parents in tears as their children are fitted with prosthesis and orthosis.....The call of Alhamdullilah.....May Allah Bless you with many happy returns of the day
- Many children who are waiting their turn to be measured and taken a cast for their legs with polio and Cerebral palsy was very grateful to us for coming from so far away and all on our own and help from Sponsors…
- One girl in Gunung Sari...The place we visited - The teacher stopped her from going 2 school becos she has polio on her legs....She could walk and want 2 go to school but the teacher ask her to go away and stay at home…:(
- I met Norhayati (Big Stomach) and gave her a whole bunch of food and daily essential...
- All of them stated, Allah had finally answered our call for help....
Our plight to the local government had fallen on deaf ears….
for so many years we have waited....You are our Hero! I told them, I am so busy at my work and it was hard to focus on helping but would do my best… We have to carry on this responsibility for a healthy Indonesia....We should not break people's hope that have been put on us...Once again thank you all sponsors and donators…. You made it all possible for us to carry on our work for the Lombok people…. Please continue to support us....
Contact:
Thank you for your time in considering this project & please face book me for further information, http://www.facebook.com/petehoney
Peter Honey
Forgotten Lombok Children Project Coordinator & NPO Projects.org
Contact: Email: [email protected] New Zealand Mobile +64 (0) 21998198
NPO PROJECTS.ORG IS ABOUT EMPOWERING PEOPLE WHO SPARK COMMUNITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS.
Thank you for your time in considering this project & please face book me for further information, http://www.facebook.com/petehoney
Peter Honey
Forgotten Lombok Children Project Coordinator & NPO Projects.org
Contact: Email: [email protected] New Zealand Mobile +64 (0) 21998198
NPO PROJECTS.ORG IS ABOUT EMPOWERING PEOPLE WHO SPARK COMMUNITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS.
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