Not everyone has equal access to healthcare

Long Distance to Clinics

Many families in rural areas must travel long distances to reach medical facilities, making access to timely healthcare difficult.

High Treatment Cost

Medical expenses can be overwhelming for low-income families, preventing them from receiving the treatment they need.

Lack of Health Education

Limited access to health education leaves many communities without the knowledge needed to prevent disease and maintain good health.

Our Impact in Numbers

Free healthcare for families in rural Bali since 2021

Bali Sehat Clinic — Patient Growth
Total patients served
60,194
Jun 2021 – Apr 2026
Monthly average
1,003
Visits per month
Growth since year 1
+478%
Annual visits 2021→2025
Village outreach
5,164
Patients at remote events
Monthly patient visits — June 2021 to April 2026
Clinic visits (navy) stacked with community outreach events (gold). Line shows total trend.
Clinic patients Outreach / events Total trend
All-time visits by service
Distribution across all 60,194 visits since 2021
General clinic
42,002 (69%)
Physiotherapy
3,842 (6%)
Dental
2,545 (4%)
Emergency (IGD)
1,333 (2%)
Maternal & child
1,183 (2%)
Village outreach
3,665 (6%)
Annual visits by service type
Year-by-year stacked breakdown
Emergency & Physiotherapy — fastest growing services
Both services launched mid-operation and have grown significantly, reflecting expanded capacity.
Emergency (IGD) Physiotherapy

What We Do

Bali Sehat Clinic is a humanitarian clinic based in Amed, dedicated to improving the health and well being of local families. We believe that everyone deserves access to compassionate and professional medical care.

A Balinese father carrying his daughter while registering for free health services at Healthy Day in Desa Kesimpar

Our team is committed to providing high quality healthcare services with professionalism, dignity, and respect for every individual, regardless of their background or financial situation. Through medical care, health education, and community outreach programs, we strive to build healthier and stronger communities.

Free Medical Clinic

Providing free medical care for individuals and families who cannot afford healthcare, ensuring that everyone has access to essential treatment.

Mobile Outreach (Healthy Day)

Delivering healthcare services to remote and underserved villages where access to medical care is limited.

Health Education

Empowering communities with knowledge about disease prevention, hygiene, and healthy lifestyles.

Food Aid Program

Supporting vulnerable families with essential food assistance to help improve their nutrition and overall well being.

Free Medical Clinic

Providing free medical care for individuals and families who cannot afford healthcare, ensuring that everyone has access to essential treatment.

Mobile Outreach (Healthy Day)

Delivering healthcare services to remote and underserved villages where access to medical care is limited.

Health Education

Empowering communities with knowledge about disease prevention, hygiene, and healthy lifestyles.

Food Aid Program

Supporting vulnerable families with essential food assistance to help improve their nutrition and overall well being.

Stories & Latest News

When we couldn’t afford medical treatment, Bali Sehat Clinic gave us the care and hope we needed.

Featured Story

Children with Disabilities Bali: Wayan’s Inspiring Story

This is a story about children with disabilities in Bali and about one boy whose courage is changing the way we think about possibility. Meet Wayan Ada, a 12-year-old boy from East Bali known to us as our Little Champion.The afternoon sun was beginning to soften over the hills of Bebandem, a small village in East Bali. We sat outside a modest family home, waiting for a young boy to return from school.

International donors visiting family of child with disability in Bali

Why Bali Sehat ?

Bali Sehat Clinic is a humanitarian clinic based in Amed, dedicated to improving the health and well being of local families. We believe that everyone deserves access to compassionate and professional medical care.

Bali Sehat volunteers in blue uniforms registering elderly community members at a wooden table during a free health outreach event in Tiying Tali village, Bali.

We area always here when our community needs us.

Yayasan Bali Sehat is a legal nonprofit organization.

Governed by an international board, run by local hearts.

Safe payments and international cards accepted.