Yosias and Yuni Latumeten

Update 3/1/26:

In February 2026, the Berkat Ambon Volunteers once again visited the family of Mr. Yosias and Mrs. Yuni Latumeten to see their condition firsthand while bringing donations such as rice, eggs, and other daily necessities to help support them. Several years ago, Mr. Yosias injured his leg after being pierced by iron, which led to an infection and eventually required amputation. Currently, he is only able to use a wheelchair. Mr. Yosias hopes to have a prosthetic leg so that he can be more active and improve his mobility.

Mrs. Yuni, Mr. Yosias’ wife, has been suffering from diabetes for the past few years. Her leg is also at risk of amputation because the sole of her foot has developed an open wound. Due to their very limited financial situation, Mrs. Yuni has not been able to receive adequate medical treatment and can only afford basic care. Some time ago, Berkat Ambon provided medicine and wound-cleaning supplies to help prevent the wound from worsening. Mrs. Yuni runs a small business to try to meet their daily needs. Let us pray that the Lord will help provide for all the needs of this family and that Mrs. Yuni will be able to receive proper medical treatment.

Update 3/28/26:

In March 2026, Berkat Ambon volunteers were able to visit the family of Mr. Yosias and Mrs. Yuni Latumeten, seeing their situation firsthand while bringing donations such as rice, eggs, and other necessities to help meet their daily needs. At present, Mr. Yosias is only able to use a wheelchair. He has a strong desire to have a prosthetic leg so that he can carry out daily activities more independently.

Mrs. Yuni, his wife, has been suffering from diabetes for the past several years, and her leg is now at risk of amputation because the sole of her foot has developed an open wound. Due to their very limited financial situation, she has only been able to receive basic treatment. Her condition has improved compared to before, and some time ago Berkat Ambon provided medication and wound-cleaning supplies, which helped prevent the wound from worsening. Mrs. Yuni currently runs a small business just to meet their daily needs. We pray for God’s help to provide for all the needs of this family and that Mrs. Yuni can receive proper medical care.

For anyone who feels moved to help Mr. Yosias and Mrs. Yuni, please contact us through Berkat Ambon Messenger. May God help us all.

Update 5/14/26:

In May 2026, Berkat Ambon was able to visit the family of Mr. Yosias and Mrs. Yuni Latumeten, seeing their condition firsthand while bringing donations such as rice, eggs, and other necessities to help with their daily needs. At this time, Mr. Yosias can only use a wheelchair. He hopes to one day have a prosthetic leg so he can carry out daily activities more comfortably and independently.

Mrs. Yuni, the wife of Mr. Yosias, has been suffering from diabetes for the past several years, and her leg is also at risk of amputation because the sole of her foot has developed a severe wound. Mrs. Yuni can only manage a small business to survive and provide for their daily needs. We pray for God’s help to provide for all the needs of this family and that Mrs. Yuni may receive proper medical treatment. For anyone who feels moved to help Mr. Yosias and Mrs. Yuni, you may contact us through Berkat Ambon Messenger. May God help us all.

Update 6/18/26:

In June 2026, the Berkat Ambon Volunteers had the opportunity to visit the family of Mr. Yosias and Mrs. Yuni Latumeten to see their situation firsthand. During the visit, we delivered donations of rice, eggs, and other essential items to help meet their daily needs.

Mr. Yosias has been confined to a wheelchair since his leg was amputated several years ago. He hopes to one day receive a prosthetic leg so he can regain greater mobility and carry out his daily activities more independently.

Mrs. Yuni, Mr. Yosias' wife, has been living with diabetes for the past several years. Due to complications, she is now at risk of having her foot amputated, as she has developed a severe wound on the sole of her foot. Despite her condition, she continues to run a small business to help provide for their family's daily needs. Let us pray that the Lord will provide for every need of this family and that Mrs. Yuni will receive the medical care and treatment she urgently needs. If you feel led to support Mr. Yosias and Mrs. Yuni, please contact us through Berkat Ambon via Messenger.

Update 7/21/26:

In July 2026, Berkat Ambon volunteers had the opportunity to visit the family of Mr. Yosias and Mrs. Yuni Latumeten to see their situation firsthand. During the visit, the team brought donations of rice, eggs, and other essential items to help meet their daily needs.

Mr. Yosias has been confined to a wheelchair since his leg was amputated several years ago.

Mrs. Yuni, his wife, has been living with diabetes for the past few years. As a result of complications from the disease, she has developed a severe wound on the sole of her foot. Despite her condition, she continues to run a small business to help provide for their daily needs.

Let us pray that God will provide for all of their needs and bring healing and restoration to their health. If you feel led to support Mr. Yosias and Mrs. Yuni, please contact us through the Berkat Ambon Messenger page.

Update 8/26/26:

This August 2026, volunteers from Berkat Ambon were once again able to visit the family of Mr. Yosias and Mrs. Yuni Latumeten. They spent time with the couple, personally checking on their condition while bringing donations of rice, eggs, and other necessities to help with their daily needs.

Mr. Yosias is currently only able to get around in a wheelchair because one of his legs was amputated several years ago. Mrs. Yuni, Mr. Yosias’s wife, has been suffering from diabetes for the past several years, which has caused an open wound on the bottom of her foot. Mrs. Yuni can only rely on a small home-based selling business to help provide for their daily needs. Let us pray and ask God to continue to sustain their lives and provide for all of their needs. For those who feel moved to help Mr. Yosias and Mrs. Yuni, please contact us through Messenger at Berkat Ambon. May God continue to help and bless us all.