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⚽ Inclusion in Action at SLBN 10 JakartaOn 11 September 2026, the AFC Dream Asia Foundation & ASA Foundation Goals for G...
21/09/2026

⚽ Inclusion in Action at SLBN 10 Jakarta

On 11 September 2026, the AFC Dream Asia Foundation & ASA Foundation Goals for Good On-site MEL Visit at SLBN 10 Jakarta brought together 1 teacher and 12 students, 6 boys and 6 girls for an inclusive and engaging session. ⚽

Students with Down syndrome and intellectual disabilities participated side by side, supporting one another and adapting to each other’s pace throughout the activities. ✨

A beautiful reminder that sport can create a space where every child belongs, participates, and grows together. 🌱

Powering Education with Clean Energy! ☀️🏫On 11 August 2026, ASA Foundation, together with PT LAPP Kabel Indonesia and PT...
09/09/2026

Powering Education with Clean Energy! ☀️🏫

On 11 August 2026, ASA Foundation, together with PT LAPP Kabel Indonesia and PT Atap Surya Nusantara, successfully completed the installation of solar PV systems at SDN 013 Belakang Padang and SDN 05 Belakang Padang in Batam.

Powered by LAPP PV and connectivity solution, the schools are now running on solar energy, bringing cleaner and more sustainable energy to their learning environments.

This initiative is more than providing energy. It is about creating better, more sustainable spaces for students to learn, grow, and build a brighter future.

Together, we're powering education for a more sustainable tomorrow. 🌱

⚽ Football for Everyone!The AFC Dream Asia Foundation & ASA Foundation Goals for Good School Visit at SLBN 8 Jakarta too...
09/09/2026

⚽ Football for Everyone!

The AFC Dream Asia Foundation & ASA Foundation Goals for Good School Visit at SLBN 8 Jakarta took place on 3 September 2026, bringing together 1 teacher and 15 students for an inclusive football session.

With great enthusiasm, students supported one another through adapted activities, including wheelchair-based football for students with cerebral palsy.

Seeing the students enjoy the game and having the opportunity to move the ball with their feet was a meaningful reminder that everyone deserves a chance to participate. 🤝⚽

⚽ Creating Inclusive Spaces Through SportThe AFC Dream Asia Foundation & ASA Foundation Goals for Good School Visit at S...
08/09/2026

⚽ Creating Inclusive Spaces Through Sport

The AFC Dream Asia Foundation & ASA Foundation Goals for Good School Visit at SMA Negeri 59 Jakarta on 31 August 2026, bringing students together through the power of football.

A total of 66 students, including 44 girls, participated in the session with great enthusiasm and positive engagement.

Through an adapted football activity, students were encouraged to play together without separating participation based on gender. This created an opportunity for young people to interact, build teamwork, and experience sport as a shared space where everyone can participate.

Beyond the game itself, the activity aimed to challenge gender stereotypes, promote equal participation, and foster a stronger sense of inclusion among young people.

At Goals for Good, we believe sport can be a powerful vehicle for social change creating opportunities for young people to build confidence, strengthen relationships, and contribute to more inclusive communities.

Because inclusion begins when everyone has the opportunity to take part. 🤝⚽

⚽ Football for Everyone: Creating Inclusive Spaces Through SportOn 27 August 2026, the AFC Dream Asia Foundation & ASA F...
08/09/2026

⚽ Football for Everyone: Creating Inclusive Spaces Through Sport

On 27 August 2026, the AFC Dream Asia Foundation & ASA Foundation Goals for Good On-site MEL Visit at SMP Negeri 35 brought students together through an inclusive football activity.

A total of 36 students, including 19 girls, participated in the session, creating an opportunity for young people to play, connect, and work together without being limited by gender or ability.

Through football, students were encouraged to challenge traditional gender boundaries in sport while building teamwork, mutual respect, and a sense of inclusion.

This activity reminds us that sport can be a powerful tool for creating more equal opportunities and fostering inclusive communities among young people.

Together, we can make every field a space where everyone belongs. 🤝⚽

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01/09/2026

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⚽  Play, Learn, Connect, and Grow!On 21 August 2026, the ASA Foundation Goals for Good project team visited SLBN 2 (SDLB...
28/08/2026

⚽ Play, Learn, Connect, and Grow!

On 21 August 2026, the ASA Foundation Goals for Good project team visited SLBN 2 (SDLB & SMPLB) to monitor, evaluate and learn about their fun and inclusive football session!

Supported by the AFC Dream Asia Foundation, the ASA Foundation team assessed the 2 teacher trainers and 18 students with disabilities.

The students brought incredible energy and enthusiasm throughout the session! 💙

Every child deserves the opportunity to play, participate, and grow through sport. ⚽🌱

Goals for Good at SLBN 3 Jakarta! ⚽💙On 10 August 2026, ASA Foundation and AFC Dream Asia Foundation brought Goals for Go...
21/08/2026

Goals for Good at SLBN 3 Jakarta! ⚽💙

On 10 August 2026, ASA Foundation and AFC Dream Asia Foundation brought Goals for Good to SLBN 3 Jakarta!

The day brought together 230 students with disabilities, teachers, and coaches through inclusive sport.

We also conducted a training evaluation with 25 students with intellectual disabilities, supported by teachers from SLBN 3 Jakarta. 🌱

It was a great opportunity to put inclusive coaching approaches into practice and create a safe and welcoming space for everyone to participate.

Because inclusive sport is about more than playing.
It’s about belonging, connecting, and growing together. 💙

And this is just the beginning! ⚽✨

Every Child Deserves to Play. Every Child Deserves to Belong. ⚽💙On 8–9 August 2026, ASA Foundation and AFC Dream Asia Fo...
21/08/2026

Every Child Deserves to Play. Every Child Deserves to Belong. ⚽💙

On 8–9 August 2026, ASA Foundation and AFC Dream Asia Foundation held the first Goals for Good Training of Trainers (ToT) Workshop at BINUS School Serpong.

Over two days, 105 teachers and coaches learned how to make football more inclusive, safe, and welcoming for every child.

Together, they are expected to reach 19,220 students across 74 schools and academies. 🌱

We’re building a future where everyone has the chance to play, connect, and grow through football.

Football is for everyone! ⚽



Moving Together. Growing Together.On 6 August 2026, MoveNow Unity in Motion brought together 87 students from SLB Pembin...
17/08/2026

Moving Together. Growing Together.

On 6 August 2026, MoveNow Unity in Motion brought together 87 students from SLB Pembina, including visually impaired children, 36 teachers, 40 volunteers from Allianz and FC Bayern München, and the ASA Foundation team for a day of movement, learning, and joy.

The day began with a student performance, giving young people a space to share their talent and build confidence. Through Goalball and Financial Literacy activities, students developed teamwork, communication, concentration, and everyday life skills — all through play.

For students with visual impairments, the activities also created opportunities to discover new skills and build confidence. Through Financial Literacy, they learned to recognise different types of money through texture and markings, while Goalball introduced them to a sport where they could explore and develop their potential.

“Seeing their joy in discovering something new reminds us that every child deserves the chance to grow and become independent.”
— Allianz Volunteer

Agus Budianto from SLB Pembina shared how the activities can help students build practical skills and explore their potential:

“They learned about money and how to use it, while Goalball gave them a chance to explore their potential in sports.”
— Agus Budianto, SLB Pembina

For parents, building confidence and courage is also an important part of supporting children with disabilities. Ibu Lia, mother of Muhammad Nursabil, a Grade 7C student with low vision, shared:

“As parents, we need to help our children build confidence, be brave, and feel comfortable in their daily lives.”
— Ibu Lia, Parent of Muhammad Nursabil

The energy continued with Berni, FC Bayern’s mascot, joining the students and making the day even more memorable.

Together with Allianz Peduli and FC Bayern, we believe inclusion means creating opportunities for every young person to move, learn, participate, and belong.

Because when everyone gets the chance to take part, everyone has the chance to thrive.

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Jalan Benda 2 No. 60, RT. 5/RW. 1, Ciganjur, Kec. Jagakarsa, Kota Jakarta Selatan, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta
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