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LevelSub-sub-series
Finding Number (Click this to view full catalogue structure)SCF/OP/4/INS
TitleIndonesia
Extent33 files
Date1957-2005
DescriptionContains reports, correspondence, and papers concerning Save the Children's programmes in Indonesia, including: the Vocational Training Centre for Orphans and Underprivileged Children at Jombang, East Java; emergency relief for natural disasters such as cyclones and floods; and emergency relief following conflict, including that in East and West Timor, and the Maluku crisis.
Access ConditionsThere are files in this series which have been closed for 25 years in accordance with Save the Children's policy.
There are files and items in this series which contain personal information covered by Data Protection regulations. These files and items have an extended closure period.
Further information about the closures can be found in the relevant file level catalogue description.
Access StatusPartially closed
Closed Until01/01/2088
Administrative HistorySave the Children (SCF) first provided assistance in Indonesia in 1957, when it supplied drugs for use at the William Booth Hospital in Surbaya. In 1972 SCF decided to establish a Vocational Training Centre at Jombang, East Java, which was officially opened in 1974. The Centre was handed over to the Department of Social Welfare in 1978.
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