Yayasan Project HOPE is an Indonesian health-focused organization working to strengthen access to high-quality healthcare for people across Indonesia. Guided by the principle that healthcare is a fundamental human right, it partners with healthcare professionals, communities, public and private healthcare institutions, government, and supporters to build a more sustainable health system. Its work spans more than 370 districts and focuses on community resilience, emergency response and humanitarian assistance, infectious disease, and maternal, neonatal, and child health.

The organization supports local healthcare workers and communities through targeted information, systematic training, and improvements to supporting facilities. These efforts help frontline personnel prevent disease transmission, respond to epidemics and natural disasters, and improve care for mothers, newborns, and children. During disasters, Yayasan Project HOPE provides timely assistance to affected people and supports their recovery. It also promotes everyday disease-prevention practices and stronger community capacity to withstand health crises. The organization reports more than eight years of experience training medical personnel and over 40,000 health workers and frontline personnel trained across Indonesia.