National Children's Day, MoSA Promotes Various Activities in East Lombok Regency

EAST LOMBOK (July 29, 2022) - The series of National Children's Day activities in 2022 have been taking place since the commemoration of Children's Day on July 23.

Various activities have been carried out including Social Workers Goes To School, Health Checks, Provision of Population Identity Services, and many more. MoSA held National Children's Day (HAN) activities in 21 sub-districts in East Lombok Regency. Two sub-districts, namely Keruak and Montong Gading sub-districts, became the location for the implementation of HAN by Mulya Jaya Center Jakarta.

In commemoration of this HAN, MoSA through Mulya Jaya Center provided ATENSI assistance in the form of adaptive wheelchairs, standard wheelchairs, and hearing aids. Assistance with school equipment such as school uniforms, stationery, and school bags, and assistance with necessities and nutrition consisting of milk, green bean drink, multivitamins, and eggs. In addition, basic needs for personal hygiene were also provided, namely bath soap, toothbrush, telon oil, and others. The aid is worth more than 400 million rupiahs for 419 children spread across Montong Gading and Keruak Districts.

The Head of Montong Gading District, Arfin expressed his gratitude when giving a speech during the handover of ATENSI assistance in the district office field.

"Under the leadership of Mrs. Tri Rismaharini as Minister of Social Affairs, it is extraordinary that today our children in Montong Gading receive ATENSI assistance. We are very grateful for the attention of MoSA, especially for Mulya Jaya Center", said Arfin.

The liveliness of HAN was also seen in Keruak District which presented various performances such as dance performances, qasidah (Islamic songs), marching bands, and other children's talents.

The children expressed their joy and enthusiasm for participating in these HAN activities.

"All the events were very fun, lots of prizes, lots of friends, we also got new knowledge when we joined Social Worker Goes To School", said a child named Deri.