Inp.polri.go.id - Sarmi. As part of efforts to nurture healthy and digital-literate youth in Papua, the Damai Cartenz Task Force conducted an educational outreach program for students at SD-SMP Satu Atap Kasukwe in Sarmi Regency.

Led directly by the Head of Public Relations for Damai Cartenz Task Force, Senior Superintendent Yusuf Sutejo, alongside local police officers, the team delivered educational materials on the dangers of drug abuse and the importance of responsible social media use. Students were taught to filter online information, avoid hoaxes, and utilize digital platforms for constructive learning.

Alongside the educational session, the task force handed over school uniforms and care packages provided by the Assistant for Operations to the Indonesian National Police Chief o support local students' educational needs.

"Children are the next generation of our nation whom we must safeguard together. Through this outreach, we aim to equip them with an understanding of drug risks and responsible social media habits so they grow into capable agents of change," said Chief Yusuf.

The Principal of SD-SMP Satu Atap Kasukwe elementary and junior high schools, Yuliana Mare, appreciated the school supplies and the timely digital literacy guidance for her students.

Beyond maintaining regional stability, the task force prioritizes youth empowerment, character development, and early crime prevention to foster a secure learning environment.

(mg/ta/pr/rs)