Ministry of Social Affairs Holds a Media Exhibition from the Capacity Building Module for Children

TANGERANG (November 29, 2019) - Director General of Social Rehabilitation, Edi Suharto gave instructions on the activities of the Media exhibition of the Capacity Building Module for Children (PKA) in the Hall of Faculty of Economics and Business University of Muhammadiyah Jakarta..

"We have to do a lot of innovations, including in making these modules. This module is one of the programs related to child protection, namely PROGRESA," said Edi. In the previous era, the name of the program was often good, but the activities did not do much to touch behavioral change, even though the core / key word of social rehabilitation was behavior change.

"So what is being done is one of the module sectors of the Child Development Session, to strengthen the capacity of children, strengthen children's resilience / strengthen children's resilience against predator / child abuser attacks that are currently rife. So children need to be equipped with knowledge about children's rights. This module goes in that direction," concluded Edi.

The Directorate General of Social Rehabilitation in collaboration with Unicef ​​and the Muhammadiyah University of Jakarta has prepared supporting media for the Capacity Building Module for Children (PKA) which is intended for social problems such as: Child Victims of Drug, Child Abuse, Natural Disasters, Child Marriage, Sexual Violence, Children Exposed to Radicalism (Tolerance), Children Against the Law, Street Children, Neglected Children and Poverty, Exploitation.

The Exhibition of Media Assistance for the Capacity Building Module for Children (PKA) was held to introduce and educate the Media Assistance for the Capacity Building Module for Children (PKA) which was compiled by Social Welfare and Communication Sciences Students of the Muhammadiyah University of Jakarta University and demonstrated how to Use the Assistance Media Module for the PKA.

The exhibition was attended by the Director General of Social Rehabilitation, Edi Suharto, Amanda Bissex from UNICEF and the Vice Chancellor I of Muhammadiyah University of Jakarta, Endang Sulastri and 125 participants consisting of the Ministry of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection, the Coordinating Ministry of Human Empowerment and Culture, the Ministry of Home Affairs , Ministry of Education and Culture, Ministry of Religion, Commission on Child Protection (KPAI), National Forum for Communication for Children and Welfare Parks (FKN TAS), National Forum for Child Welfare Institutions (FORNAS LKSA), DKI Provincial Social Service, UNICEF Indonesia, Academics and University Students Muhammadiyah Jakarta, MPS Muhammadiyah and the Technical Assistance Team (TA Team) Directorate of Child Social Rehabilitation at the Indonesian Ministry of Social Affairs.