Liberty Society Foundation

Imagine a house where women can rebuild their lives, gain new skills, and find hope. Our mission is to restore dignity to women and teens affected by poverty and violence by providing vocational training and access to employment. Our mission is to upskill, nurture a supportive community, and access to market so they can be independent members of society.

Vocational House and Entrepreneurship Training

Vocational House of Freedom: Rumah Rangkai Karsa Tridaya is a community intervention initiative by Liberty Society targeting poverty and unemployment through empowerment. This strategy aims to elevate sustainability efforts by providing upskilling opportunities in tailoring, food and beverages, and barbershop services. These training programs grant access to jobs and markets, thereby improving livelihoods.

Upcycling Waste to Value

To ensure the sustainability of the empowerment program, our training is purposed to prepare the communities so they are able to utilize and add values of waste from their area/working sectors by upcycling them into new products.

Microfinancing Program

We sponsor small businesses, particularly mobile coffee vendors (starling), by refurbishing used bicycles and converting them into mobile coffee carts. Additionally, through our microfinance program, we provide capital to individuals, especially women, to empower them to start and grow their own businesses

Our Objectives

Our Programs

Tailoring & Upcycling Waste to Income

This class teaches participants how to transform waste materials, such as discarded fabrics and plastics, into wearable products.

Baking & Barista Training

Made for future baristas and bakers, this class offers hands-on training in coffee-making and pastry preparation, equipping participants with skills in brewing, baking, and customer service for careers in the F&B industry.

Mindfulness And Mental Health Class

Designed for aspiring hairdressers and barbers, this program equips participants with essential skills in cutting, styling, and grooming, empowering them to pursue careers in the beauty industry.

Digital Entrepreneurship

Made for aspiring entrepreneurs, this program enables participants to launch businesses with products, promotional plans, and online shops, fostering entrepreneurship and sustainability.

"Here, I can learn to sew bags, clothes, and also process plastic waste. In addition, I am grateful that both of my children with disabilities are given a space to develop themselves through this program. Many thanks to the Liberty Foundation and the KPI Team. My hope is that the products I sew can be sold and help support my family's finances." - Yeti, 58, Warakas Tailoring Training Participant
"The impression I got during this training was that I got a lot of knowledge about sewing, and I am also grateful to Liberty Society and Rose All Day because I can add skills through this tailoring training. I hope that if I can sew well, I can open my own business or work in the sewing field.” - Maureen, 39, Cengkareng Tailoring Training Participant
"My impression during the training with Liberty Society is that I feel happy and have gained more knowledge. The fun part was making many new friends, even though one of the challenges was the difficulty in stitching fabric scraps together. However, the new thing I’ve gained is that I’ve become more skilled at sewing. My hope for the future is that I can get a steady and successful job." - Kodir, Tambora Tailoring Training Participant