Ministry of Social Affairs Facilitates Population Data Recording and Launches ATM ATENSI for Marginalized Residents

  • Ministry of Social Affairs Facilitates Population Data Recording and Launches ATM ATENSI for Marginalized Residents
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Writer :
Humas Ditjen Rehsos
Editor :
Intan Qonita N
Translator :
Karlina Irsalyana

JAKARTA (13 January 2021) - The Minister of Social Affairs, Tri Rismaharini, accompanied by the Director General of Social Rehabilitation, Harry Hikmat attended the recording of population identities and the launching of the Social Rehabilitation Assistance (ATENSI) ATM card for marginalized / abandoned residents at the Aneka Bhakti Building, Ministry of Social Affairs RI.

A total of 136 displaced residents consisting of homeless people, beggars, scavengers, neglected children with severe disabilities, neglected elderly people and others will receive a resident identity in the form of ID Card (KTP) as well as a savings account and ATENSI ATM card. This activity is a form of Social Rehabilitation Assistance (ATENSI) services of the Ministry of Social Affairs in the form of accessibility support provided to marginalized / neglected residents.


Previously, most of these marginalized / displaced people did not have ID cards so they had not received assistance from the Ministry of Social Affairs such as from the ATENSI, PKH, BST Program or assistance from other Ministries / Institutions such as KIS, KKS or KIP.


The condition of marginalized / neglected residents, most of whom do not have permanent / unregistered residences, also makes it difficult for them to obtain a residential identity. It was proven that some of the displaced residents were met by Risma lived under a bridge, some of them were sleeping on the side of the road.


Therefore, making KTPs for marginalized / displaced people is done so that their data can be included in the Integrated Social Welfare Data so that marginalized / displaced people are able to access various social assistance programs from the Ministry of Social Affairs and assistance from other Ministries / Institutions.


Since the beginning of her leadership, Risma has made breakthroughs in handling marginalized / displaced people. Risma visited several locations such as under the bridge behind the Ministry of Social Affairs office, under the Gedong Panjang toll bridge and her daily routine of going to work while paying attention to the social situation along the way.


From the visit and her exploration, several residents were found to be marginalized / displaced. Risma invited those who do not have a place to live to stay at the Bekasi "Pangudi Luhur" Training Center, one of the Technical Implementation Units (UPT) of the Directorate General of Social Rehabilitation of the Ministry of Social Affairs.


The Ministry of Social Affairs is collaborating with the Ministry of Home Affairs to record population identities for marginalized / displaced people, most of whom do not have KTPs.


"They want us to help but they don't have any identity, some have lost their ID cards, some have not been recorded at all. That's why we are working with the Directorate General of Population and Civil Registry to record their identities," said Risma.


Apart from marginalized / neglected residents at the "Pangudi Luhur" Training Center, Bekasi, marginalized / neglected residents of several Social Welfare Institutions (LKS) are also participants in recording this demographic identity. The LKS are, LKS Bhakti Nurul Iman, LKS Kumala, LKS Swara Peduli Indonesia, LKS Education Religion Be Entertainment (ERBE) and LKS Setia Kawan Raharja (Sekar).


"Today we start recording for 136 neglected residents. Thank you to the LKS friends. They are the guarantor so that the the beneficiaries of KTP can be processed," said Risma.


Risma wants the Ministry of Social Affairs to be able to provide access to various assistances for displaced people so that they are able to get out of poverty. However, as a condition of receiving assistance, marginalized / displaced people must have a residency identity first.


In addition to accessing population identity, Risma also collaborated with Bank Mandiri to open a savings account for marginalized / neglected residents who already have a KTP. This savings account called ATM ATENSI was officially launched by the former Surabaya Mayor.


"We also open an account. Later we will adjust the assistance, but we will analyze it first. So they can get assistance from the ATENSI, PKH, BST, KIS, KKS or KIP program. The assistance is given depending on the needs of these displaced people," explained Risma.


Not only marginalized / neglected residents, on this occasion Risma also launched an ATENSI ATM Card for Social Rehabilitation Assistants in 5 Social Rehabilitation Clusters, namely Child Rehabilitation Assistants, Social Rehabilitation Assistants for Persons with Disabilities, Elderly Social Care Assistants, Social Rehabilitation Assistants for Drug Abuse Victims and Social Rehabilitation Assistants for Persons with Social Deviance Issues and Trafficking Victims. ATENSI ATM will be used to transfer honorarium for social rehabilitation assistants.


One of the scavengers from the Bekasi "Pangudi Luhur" Training Center who is now working at Grand Lagoon Bekasi also felt helped by this ATENSI ID card and ATM recording program. "I am happy. I have been waiting for an ID card since 2011, Thank God now I have an ID card and I have an ATENSI ATM too, so I can save for my father-in-law's pilgrimage," said Roni.


Risma said that the Ministry of Social Affairs did not only launch this in Greater Jakarta. "In other areas we will also open ATENSI ATMs so that we can help displaced residents. The approach must be comprehensive. We will carry out the recording and launching process of ATENSI ATMs at the Social Rehabilitation Centers throughout Indonesia," explained Risma.


Not only facilitating population data recording, but the Ministry of Social Affairs is also working with the Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing to build Rental Flats for displaced residents.


The Rental Flat will be built in 2 locations, namely the "Pangudi Luhur" Bekasi Training Center and the Ministry of Social Affairs' Shelter and Trauma Center (RPTC). This flat will be built on an area of ​​3000 m2, consisting of 5 floors with an area of ​​24 m2 per room and can accommodate 100 heads of families.

 

Risma said that the rental fee was Rp 10 thousand / month. This rental fee will be the capital for the cooperative which is managed by the residents of the flat.

 

In this activity, there were Echelon I officials in the Ministry of Social Affairs RI, the Director of Social Rehabilitation for Persons with Social Deviance Issues and Trafficking Victims and staff, the Head of Sub Directorate of Marriage and Divorce Registration Facilities at the Ministry of Home Affairs as well as the person in charge of civil registration for the Jakarta area along with the ranks and the Director of Institutional Relations of Bank Mandiri and team.

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