Our Programs: , Education, and Hope.
Through our programs, PACHE brings healthcare, education, and hope to communities locally and globally. We focus on delivering free health services, empowering young leaders, and building sustainable healthcare access where it’s needed most. Our commitment extends from local community health clinics to international medical missions, ensuring comprehensive support and care for underserved populations.
Community Health Clinics
International Missions
Youth Leadership
Our Impact: Past Events
Bali, Indonesia 2023
In October 2023, PACHE launched its first international free clinic in a remote part of Bali, Indonesia. Over the course of a single day, our volunteers provided health screenings, medications, and wellness education to more than 300 patients. The energy was inspiring, and the smiles were unforgettable. This event laid the foundation for our future global health efforts.
🎥 Watch the video and browse the photo gallery to see the impact and joy shared that day.
East Java, Indonesia 2025
In February 2025, PACHE returned to Indonesia—this time in Batu, Malang. With improved logistics, more volunteers, and wider community outreach, we were able to serve 426 patients with free care and education. This event marked a new standard for our international medical missions, combining clinical excellence with heartfelt community engagement.
🎥 Scroll through the photos and video below to experience the journey.
Bogor, West Java, Indonesia 2026
On June 30 and July 1, 2026, PACHE held its third international free clinic in rural Bogor, West Java. Originally planned for Lombok, the mission was rebuilt in just two weeks after the required permit did not come through — a new community identified, local permissions secured, and the entire event reorganized from the ground up. Over two days it reached approximately 100 community members, who received vital-sign assessments and screenings for high blood pressure, elevated blood glucose, cholesterol, and uric acid. Dr. Pyo evaluated each patient individually, and medications were provided according to their specific needs.
The smaller, more remote turnout meant more time with each person — and led the team to extend care to children at a neighbouring orphanage, where an early-stage eye condition was caught in a young patient before it could threaten her sight.