This architectural project was initiated to create a stable “home to return” for the children of Boaz’s House.

As children who have grown up at Boaz’s House enter university, many relocate to other regions—such as Jakarta International University—to pursue their studies. However, during school breaks, when they return to their hometown, there is a significant lack of appropriate and safe housing.

This building is designed to provide a space where the children can stay safely and comfortably during their time back home, experiencing:

Emotional stability
Continued sense of community
Ongoing spiritual care

It will serve as a true “Home to Return.”

In addition, this space will also function as a shelter for visiting mission teams from around the world.

Through this, the project will:

Establish a base for short-term mission work
Bridge local ministry with global collaboration
Create a natural space where the children and the global church can connect

This building is not simply a place to stay—it is a safety net for the next generation and a point of connection for global ministry.

Naomi Project