From one living room to 1000 students
Arden Project began as a response to a simple problem and grew into a movement.
It began during COVID
Arden Project began during the COVID-19 pandemic, in Tangsel, Indonesia. As schools shifted to online learning, many children in nearby communities struggled because families often had only one device to share. Without access to regular lessons, many were losing their learning routines. We opened our home and created small pod learning groups, providing children with a safe place to continue learning and stay engaged with their education.
Free English classes at home
We ran free English language classes in our living room with 30 students and kept it going for a full year. As classes grew, we rented a larger space that allowed many more students to join.
Official entity
We officially registered our Indonesian company.
Expansion to Pondok Cabe
There was an increased demand in a nearby neighborhood and we opened a second learning center in Pondok Cabe. Classes started almost immediately and by 2026, the center is full and we have a waiting list of students.
Expansion to Pondok Ranji
Having received a positive response from parents and students, Arden Project decided to open its third center.
One center, one year
Arden Project plans to open one center every year. We invite any community interested in having Arden Project programs in their area to collaborate with us.



Image: students and parents at the center
Photo: Farshah Marsden
Photo: Founding Patron
Photo: Aulia Maharani
Photo: Florencia Putri Isabella
Photo: Nur Afifah Nadhirah
Photo: Setia Mekar Gorat
Photo: Tiara Sarah Saraswati
Photo: event
Photo: workshop
Photo: anniversary
Photo: art & craft
Photo: donation drive
Photo: celebration
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