Suharti is a young mother aged 35, with 2 beautiful children. She and her husband live with her parents in a village in Bantul, Yogyakarta and where both her children attend school. She used to work at a boutique store where she stitched bags and made alterations as well. In was in the year 2006 when the heart breaking earthquake hit Yogyakarta, and changed her life forever. Her leg was crushed by the heavy rubble, leaving a permanent injury to her leg. Both her family and her were devastated. This changed their lives, mentally, emotionally and financially. She could no longer go to work, she could no longer support the family, or so she thought. Having gotten 2 years of treatment at the Balai Rehabilitasi Penyandang Disabilitas (BRTPD) Pundong, she learnt how to adapt to her new body. In an attempt of a new beginning, she offered sewing services to her neighbours. Though it was not a futile attempt, her efforts weren’t exactly fruitful either in terms of income earned for the family. For close to 8 years, her business remained stagnant with the same production type, levels, clients and credit methods. Even with her husband’s income combined, they were far from able to cover their expenses. This caused Suharti’s biggest fear, which was her inability to pay for her children’s school fees. There were times when she couldn’t pay her children school fees and she had the fear that she would have to stop sending her children for their education at school, which was something very important to her.