One of the main pillars of our community development efforts is the provision of healthcare services. We have built clinics and integrated health service posts (posyandu) for the communities around our operational areas, equipped with supporting facilities such as ambulances. Through these health centers, we provide medical check-ups and treatment for our workers and the local community. Additionally, we regularly conduct educational programs focused on women's and children's health. These healthcare services are available to everyone, with priority given to those in need.
Furthermore, we support health programs for nearby villages, which include efforts to reduce stunting rates in Papua, particularly in Merauke. Various initiatives have been implemented, such as regular posyandu services, deploying village health assistants to monitor the health conditions of stunting intervention targets, promoting clean and healthy living habits, and providing supplementary food (PMT) for infants and pregnant women. This program has been carried out in three villages: Kindiki, Muting, and Pachas. As a result, the program successfully reduced the number of stunted children from 22 to just 3.
