Today, March 31th, we had a blessing ceremony for our new Smile Bus. Our old 12 seaters Smile Bus has become worn out. Now we need a bigger bus as the number of patients traveling in a group is increasing. Thanks to the Australian Consulate-General in Bali through Direct Aid Program (DAP) for your support.
The Smile Bus is an important part of our daily operational activities to transport patients from the Smile House to hospitals and back, to collect patients to and from airports & ferry ports. Also collects donations of goods for our Smile Shops and to transport medical teams when we do medical missions. We would like to express our
deepest gratitude for all the support from Australian Consulate-General in Bali.
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