Program
Family Service
Family is the smallest unit of a nation. When families are healthy, communities thrive, cities flourish, and a nation prospers. That’s why the Family Services Program is a cornerstone of the Meek Nusantara Foundation’s mission. This program encompasses a variety of initiatives designed to support families physically and emotionally, fostering strength, resilience, and well-being within each household. Together, we’re building healthier families for a brighter, stronger nation.
Comprehensive Family Support Program
In our Physical Support Services, we aim to ease the financial burdens of healthcare by assisting with BPJS registration, covering transportation costs, and purchasing essential medications not covered by insurance. Additionally, we provide adult diapers for patients whose families cannot afford them.
On the Emotional Support side, our team conducts home visits to offer companionship, lending a listening ear and standing by families in difficult times. Trained in Family Counseling, our volunteers provide guidance to families in need, addressing challenges such as financial strain, parent-child conflicts, and even marital discord.
Our Regular Family Visits help build lasting relationships within the community and maintain strong connections with the parents of children in our programs. These visits ensure that values taught in our classes are also supported at home and that families have someone to celebrate successes and face hardships together.
For the Seniors, we offer regular entertainment events and home visits, providing a safe space where seniors can share stories, find companionship, and regain a sense of pride and self-worth.
This program is our heartfelt commitment to supporting families in every way, fostering resilient communities from the heart of each home.
Program “Belajar Jadi Perempuan” (BJP)
The “Learning to Be a Woman” (BJP) program, which began in 2014, focuses on women’s empowerment by providing new insights into the roles and values of women in the family and society. Participants are taught the importance of healthy communication with their husbands and children, and many have reported improvements in family relationships after participating in this program.
