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Community Program
Adopt a School
The village of Munti Gunung is located north east of Bali; in the steep, dry slopes of Mount Batur in the district of Tianyar Barat. Today, the village is one of the poorest and most underdeveloped on the island, with a population of approximately 5,000 people and an average daily income of US 10 cents.
‘Adopt a School’ is Conrad Bali’s commitment to give Munti Gunung children a better chance of a future every child deserves. Through this program, Conrad Bali supports the construction of a satellite school with six classrooms in Munti Gunung. A library, a teachers’ office and a first aid room will follow and school supplies including books, teaching materials, desks and chairs will also be provided.
Conrad Bali guests are invited to participate in this program. Upon check-out, a donation of IDR 10,000 (approximately USD 1) will be added to the final account.
Light Stay
As a member of Hilton Worldwide Family, Conrad Hotels & Resorts™ ‘LightStay™’ program is the basis to support our mission and vision and the long term sustainability of the travel and tourism in Bali.
Hilton Worldwide launched LightStay™ in January 2010 as its global sustainability measurement system. LightStay™ has brought together Hilton Worldwide’s hotels and resorts to commit to reducing energy consumption by 20%, Co2 emissions by 20%, output of waste by 20%, and water consumption by 10% by 2014.
To learn more about Light Stay, please visit http://www.hiltonworldwide.com/aboutus/sustainability.htm
The John Fawcett Foundation
The foundation works with the Indonesian Provincial and District Governments and sponsors humanitarian programs for the needy to provide worthwhile treatments which are free of charge. Best known for its sight restoration and blindness prevention projects which incorporate the mobile eye clinic for cataract surgery, the foundation grew from Rotary projects. Other projects include a children’s corrective surgery for cleft lip and palate, orthopedic and facial construction surgery and more.
For further information on the John Fawcett Foundation please visit www.balieye.org
Bali Hotels Association Scholarship Program, Learning Tourism With Passion
The Conrad Bali actively supports The Bali Hotels Association which receives funding from the Annika Linden Foundation (a victim of the Bali Bombing in 2002) and the estate of the late Ketut Tantri, offering scholarships for hospitality schooling. Students with scholarships receive school fees, books, uniforms and other schooling costs, training programs and mentoring programs by BHA members. The program is provided for relatives of BHA member hotel employees.
