About Yayasan Bali Peduli
Yayasan Bali Peduli – Vision & Mission
Vision: To eliminate barriers to healthcare, reduce stigma, and contribute to healthier and more inclusive communities.
Mission: To provide accessible, confidential, and affordable healthcare; To promote early access to testing, treatment, and preventive care; To deliver education, outreach, and community engagement activities; To strengthen community health through partnerships and evidence-informed approaches; To support research and innovation to improve quality of care and health outcomes
Yayasan Bali Peduli (YBP / Bali Peduli Foundation) is a registered non-profit healthcare foundation established in Indonesia in 2011 and legally incorporated in 2013. The Foundation operates with a commitment to improving access to quality healthcare and strengthening public health outcomes through integrated clinic-based and community-based approaches.
Since its establishment, Bali Peduli has developed into a healthcare organization focusing on HIV, sexual health, prevention, treatment, education, and research. Through its clinical platforms and community engagement activities, the Foundation aims to support accessible, affordable, confidential, and people-centered healthcare.
Bali Peduli operates dedicated clinics in Bali and delivers integrated healthcare covering HIV and sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing, clinical consultations, treatment and follow-up, counseling, preventive care, health education, and referral pathways. In addition to direct patient care, the Foundation contributes to implementation research, health promotion, and capacity strengthening initiatives to support continuous improvement of healthcare quality and public health responses.
The Foundation collaborates with government institutions, healthcare facilities, universities, research institutions, community organizations, and development partners to strengthen healthcare access and support sustainable health outcomes. Bali Peduli’s approach emphasizes early diagnosis, timely treatment, integrated care pathways, reduction of barriers to healthcare, and promotion of inclusive and evidence-informed health practices.
As of 31 December 2025, Bali Peduli has recorded more than 126,087 patient visits, conducted 116,447 tests, delivered 17,321 treatments, and supported 1,692 patients to initiate Antiretroviral Therapy (ART), reflecting the Foundation’s sustained contribution to strengthening access to quality healthcare and improving public health outcomes in Indonesia.