Nyoman Sudira, a needy family with 2 children suffering from Cerebral Palsy in Desa Bedulu, Gianyar

Date of Visit: 6 August 2016

Name: I Nyoman Sudira (male / 41)

Occupation: makes incense sticks, installs stone flooring

Address: Banjar Wanayu, Bedulu village, Blahbatuh sub district, Gianyar regency

Wife’s Name: Ni Made Artini (female / 38)

Occupation: assists her husband making incense while looking after the 2 children at home

Phone number for contact: 085333770836

Information: a needy family with two children suffering from Cerebral Palsy (CP)

Bank Account: Bank BRI, No.: 4654-01-011148-53-5, in the name of: I Nyoman Sudira

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Update on June 25, 2023; latest photos posted at the bottom of this page.

I Nyoman Sudira and his wife have 3 children, as follows:

Child I; Ni Wayan Belayani (female / 13.5) suffers from Cerebral Palsy
Child II; Ni Kadek Novi Ardiani (female / 9 / Class 3 Elementary School) is normal
Child III; I Nyoman Dio Suardiana (male / 3.5) suffers from Cerebral Palsy

The two children with cerebral palsy are limp and cannot sit, talk, etc. but can only lie down / sleep. They have had Cerebral Palsy since they were 2-3 weeks old.

Source of income

I Nyoman Sudira: works making incense and laying stone flooring. His income is not regular. His incense is only saleable when there are temple ceremonies or religious festivals. And he can only lay flooring when there is an order. Much of his time is spent taking his children to therapy sessions three times a week.
The two children with cerebral Palsy have therapy 3 times a week:
2 therapy sessions take place at the The Legong Peduli Kasih in Sukawati Gianyar; the sessions are free of charge
1 therapy session takes place at the General Hospital in Sanglah using JKBM; the therapy is free of charge but the cost of medicines is 300,000 Rupiah per month
The cost of hiring a vehicle to take the children to the The Legong in Sukawati and the General Hospital in Sanglah 3 x per week @ 200,000 Rupiah per trip = 600,000 Rupiah per week.

Their house is in reasonable condition. There are 3 bedrooms, all with beds and mattresses. The living room also has mattresses for the children to sleep / lie down during the day.