inp.polri.go.id –  The Cartenz Peace Task Force invites children from remote areas of Papua to learn about basic learning materials such as studying the alphabet, numbers, and writing in their program of Si Ipar. In teaching the children, the task force approach it by having fun with the kids, so as not to make the children stressful with the learning process. The purpose of the Si Ipar program is to educate the children, especially those living in the remote areas. At the time, the program was held at the Yerimaseri Complex, Kago Village, Puncak Regency, Monday (10/10/22). During the program, the Regional Coordinator for Puncak Region Community Development, Ipda Yan Amos Wambraw, said that the program intentionally tried to make the learning process excited for the children. "In carrying out the Si Ipar program, we teach the children an easy learining materials that are easy to understand," said the Ipda Yan Amos Wambraw. Ipda Yan Amos said that in this activity, his party gave the children books, pencils, erasers and sharpeners while also giving them prizes to those who could answer questions correctly. Meanwhile, Head of the Public Relations of the Cartenz Peace Ops, Commissioner Ahmad Mustofa Kamal, said that the Pi Ajar program is a police program to help educate and nurture the spirit of nationalism to the Indonesian next generation so that they would help develop their region in the future. "The program that Noken Community Development carries out is a very positive activity where it is also very helpful for children in the area to get the same education as other children of the same age who are in the city," explained Commissioner Ahmad Mustofa.