Clean Water & Sanitation
We build wells, water systems, and sanitation facilities to bring safe water to those who need it most.
Humanitarian Volunteer Corps
RELTER Corps brings clean water, emergency medical care, protection and hope to people affected by disasters, conflicts, and humanitarian crises around the world.
Our Focus
We build wells, water systems, and sanitation facilities to bring safe water to those who need it most.
We provide emergency medical teams, search and rescue, and relief for disaster survivors.
We deliver primary healthcare, maternal and child health, and essential medical services.
We provide healthcare and humanitarian aid to vulnerable populations in conflict-affected communities.
We prevent, detect and respond to infectious disease outbreaks in tropical regions.
We provide protection, shelter, food, clean water, and psychosocial support for refugees.
About Us
RELTER (Korps Relawan Humaniter) is an international non-profit humanitarian organization committed to advancing human health, social justice, and independent humanitarian action.
Our work is guided by the principles of humanity, neutrality, anti-racism, and inclusiveness. We are not affiliated with any political party, military organization, or political agenda.
Through collaboration with volunteers, healthcare professionals, researchers, and community leaders, RELTER delivers humanitarian assistance in remote regions, disaster-affected communities, conflict areas, and locations facing public health challenges.
To improve the quality of life of vulnerable communities through humanitarian health programs, clean water initiatives, emergency response services, and scientific research.
A world where every individual has equal access to health services, clean water, humanitarian protection, and a dignified life regardless of barriers.
Institution
RELTER is registered as Perkumpulan Korps Relawan Humaniter and operates from West Java, Indonesia.
Our Impact
RELTER focuses on essential humanitarian needs that directly affect dignity, health, and resilience.
Developing access to safe and sustainable water sources in isolated communities.
Supporting healthcare access in underserved and remote regions.
Deploying humanitarian teams during earthquakes, floods, and natural disasters.
Providing health support and humanitarian services in conflict and displacement areas.
Supporting studies and field research in endemic disease regions.
What We Do
Programs are designed for field relevance: clean water, healthcare access, emergency response, displacement support, research, and public accountability.
Providing sustainable water systems, community wells, water purification solutions, and sanitation support in isolated regions.
Supporting primary healthcare access, mobile clinics, community health education, and preventive health programs.
Rapid deployment of humanitarian volunteers and emergency teams during disasters and humanitarian crises.
Delivering medical assistance, psychosocial support, and community health services for displaced populations.
Collaborating with researchers and healthcare institutions to support disease prevention and health improvement initiatives.
Supporting transparency and public participation in healthcare-related policies and services.
Our Projects
These initiatives can be expanded into individual pages when the full website is ready.
Building sustainable water access systems for isolated communities and regions affected by water scarcity.
Supporting health facilities and community-based health programs where healthcare resources remain limited.
Mobilizing humanitarian volunteers and emergency response teams for earthquakes, floods, landslides, and other disasters.
Providing healthcare assistance, psychosocial support, and humanitarian services for vulnerable populations affected by conflict.
Facilitating research and field activities related to malaria, dengue fever, tuberculosis, and other tropical diseases.
RELTER Framework
These principles shape how RELTER works alongside communities, partners, volunteers, and everyone affected by humanitarian crises.
Assistance is guided by need alone, without discrimination or exclusion.
Our humanitarian decisions remain free from political, military, or commercial interests.
We do not take sides in conflicts or political disputes.
We advocate for dignity, protection, and access to essential humanitarian support.
We communicate responsibly and remain accountable to communities, partners, and supporters.
In Practice
Our teams listen carefully to communities and coordinate with local partners to make assistance practical, respectful, and appropriate to the setting.
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Accountability
Our activity reporting records how teams work with communities, health professionals, volunteers, and local partners in humanitarian settings.
Each report will bring together verified field documentation, operational updates, and lessons from RELTER programs.
Request InformationTransparency
RELTER is committed to clear, responsible financial reporting. Financial statements and program information will be published after the relevant reporting period is completed and reviewed.
Our reporting approach supports accountability to communities, donors, partners, and the public.
Contact for InformationPublication Status
Once finalized, official financial reports and supporting information will be available here for public reference.
Annual financial information after formal review.
How resources are directed to humanitarian work.
Clear communication for supporters and communities.
Where We Work
RELTER operates across Indonesia and collaborates with humanitarian partners in regions affected by remote geographical conditions, natural disasters, public health emergencies, refugee displacement, tropical disease outbreaks, and humanitarian crises.
Events
Public health awareness programs and community engagement activities.
Capacity building and humanitarian response training for volunteers.
Community resilience and emergency preparedness initiatives.
Knowledge-sharing sessions on public health and humanitarian issues.
Story Activities
Recent field stories from RELTER activities across health outreach, disaster response, and community care.
Mobile clinic activities for Asmat people in the forests of the Asmat districts areas, South Papua Province Indonesia.
These activities of Relter Corps teams helped people in Agam district West Sumatra from big flash floods.
An event of mass circumcision activities for orphans at Wanguk village, Anjatan sub-district, Indramayu district, West Java province on June 21st, 2026.
Work With Us
RELTER welcomes people and institutions who want to contribute to humanitarian service, healthcare access, research, and community resilience.
Become a VolunteerIndividuals committed to humanitarian service and community development.
Doctors, nurses, public health practitioners, psychologists, and healthcare workers.
Researchers specializing in public health, epidemiology, humanitarian studies, and tropical diseases.
Universities, NGOs, foundations, corporations, and international development organizations.
Organizations and individuals supporting sustainable humanitarian impact.
Gallery
Field documentation from RELTER activities, including medical outreach, community visits, and humanitarian response.
Donation
Your contribution helps provide access to clean water, healthcare services, emergency relief, refugee support, and humanitarian research.
Together, we can create healthier, safer, and more resilient communities.