East Kalimantan Police and Bhayangkari members delivered food and Al-Qur'an copies to Darul Muqomah Mushola prayer room to support the community. Read the full news.
Bali Police marked Bhayangkara Day by distributing 300 food packages to workers at Kumbasari Market, showing the Indonesian Police's care for informal laborers. Learn more.
The North Sumatra Police's Mobile Brigade (Brimob) unit celebrated Bhayangkara Day in Medan with a car free day, distributing free meals, cheap groceries, and clean water. Read the full news.
East Kalimantan Policewomen and Bhayangkari distributed 100 rice packages to residents in Balikpapan as part of a social care initiative. Read the full news here.
Yogyakarta halts PKH assistance for 7,001 recipients flagged for online gambling based on PPATK data, pending verification. Read the full story.
Indonesia’s government reallocates social aid to 4.2 million vulnerable households, including single elderly and disabled citizens, ensuring fairer distribution. Read more here.
Social Affairs Minister Saifullah Yusuf stated that 8,000 beneficiary families (KPM) out of a total of 35.4 million families as of Monday have received additional direct cash assistance (BLT) as part of the government's social assistance expansion policy.
Indonesia’s Social Affairs Ministry bans civil servants, military, and SOE employees from receiving social aid, tightening data verification. Learn more.
Indonesia reviews 600,000 suspicious aid accounts, some tied to online gambling, but poor families may still qualify. Read the full report here.
The government unveils “8+4+5” stimulus with tax breaks, jobs, and social aid. Learn what’s inside the package and its impact. Read the full story.
The Social Affairs Ministry reveals West Java leads in social aid misuse for online gambling, totaling Rp 199 billion. Read the full report.
Indonesia halts social aid to 200,000 recipients linked to online gambling, following data match with PPATK. Read the full news here.
