Reports Database:
Beasiswa Perintis 2018 – 2020
“This SROI report was prepared in October 2024 to January 2025. The assessment of the Perintis Scholarship program was carried out evaluatively for the period 2018-2020. The results of the discussion and exploration determined several stakeholders who were then contacted further for the qualitative data collection process. In this process, the material outcomes experienced by stakeholders were identified as a consequence of the financial and non-financial support received from Rumah Amal Salman (hereinafter referred to as RAS). The scope of the program measured was the Learning Camp (hereinafter referred to as LC) and the Perintis Leadership Program (hereinafter referred to as PLP).
Five outcomes were found in each of LC participants and ten outcomes in PLP participants, which are presented as the highest to smallest value:
LC Participants – non PLP
- Increased academic motivation
- Developing a mindset & habits that align more with Islamic values
- Establish a better self-discipline
- Broadened mindset and openness
- Lower self-esteem
LC Participants – PLP passed
- Increased academic motivation
- Increased adaptability into university life
- Growing volunteerism
- Broadened mindset and openness
- Establish a better self-discipline
PLP Participants
- Increased sense of financial security
- More future oriented
- Improved communication skills
- Increased empathy
- Increased academic motivation
- Improved stress levels and mental burden
- Broadened mindset and openness
- Increased sense of responsibility
- Growing volunteerism
- Establish a better self-discipline
- Increased levels of stress and mental burden
Based on the evidence that has been collected, the SROI value of the Perintis Scholarship Program from 2018 to 2020 is 2.89. This means that every investment of Rp1,- produces a benefit of Rp2.89,- or from an investment of Rp7,792,757,236,- produces a benefit value of Rp22,484,114,505.14,-.
Overall, the RAS team has had a positive impact on LC and PLP participants. The RAS team has not only addressed the participants’ economic challenges but also developed their potential to become more independent individuals and contribute to society. The program management deserves to be appreciated as a model of sustainable empowerment in the fields of education and leadership.”