Our founder was selected as a National Participant for the Young Leaders for Indonesia Program, Wave 15. The program required participants to design and implement a Personal Leadership Project (PLP).

Throughout the project's implementation, we received invaluable guidance and support from partner organization Refu+ure Indonesia. The survey results were finalized in early 2024.

Bridges for Hope was officially established as a legal non-profit organization. What began as a one-person effort grew into a team of thirty volunteers.

In 2026, Bridges for Hope expanded its learning and community-building initiatives through the Refugee Creative Learning Program (RCLP), bringing Indonesian and refugee youth together through art and photography. The program created space for participants to explore storytelling, identity, self-discovery, dreams, and community while learning from one another.