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Tidung Island Residents Receive Aid Packages of Basic Necessities

Residents living in Tidung Island Urban Village feel grateful and happy to receive aid packages of basic necessities from The Antheia Project in collaboration with South Seribu Islands Sub-district, Seribu Islands.

This is very helpful for us

As experienced by the residents of Tidung Island, Siti Nurhayati (45), who said she feels very happy and grateful for the aid.

According to her, the aid provided, including rice, cooking oil, instant noodles, and others, was very helpful in meeting daily needs.

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"Alhamdulillah (thank God), this is very helpful for us," she expressed, Monday (12/1).

Tidung Island Urban Village Secretary, Ari Prianto explained, this basic food package was from The Antheia Project's social responsibility program, which focuses on low-income residents, orphans, and the elderly.

"On Tidung Island, we sent 181 food packages. Locals were so happy," he explained.

He hoped that the same activity could be a routine agenda. "Hope it can lighten their burden in meeting their daily needs," he stated.

South Seribu Islands City Council Member, Munawar Salagau uttered, the same aid was also distributed on Pari Island and Lancang Island, totaling 100 packages, and in Untung Jawa Island, with 82 packages.

"This distribution led directly by The Antheia Project CEO, Ruhani Nitiyudo, went well and smoothly. We highly appreciate it because this is a positive activity that directly benefits the community," he said.

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