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Group photo with Mr. Mike Wiluan, President Director of PT Citramas, during the health outreach event for 841 toddlers in Nongsa.
Healthy Children, Strong Generation: PT Citramas Hosts Health Outreach for 841 Toddlers in Nongsa
Article published on May 2025
Batam, Indonesia – May 4, 2025 – Demonstrating its enduring commitment to community health and well-being,
Citramas Group organized a large-scale social outreach event themed "Healthy Toddlers, for a Superior Golden
Generation of Indonesia". The event took place at Graha Citramas Hall in Nongsa District, Batam,
and successfully served over 841 toddlers from three local sub-districts.
Held from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, the event drew support and participation from numerous stakeholders, including Citramas Group
President Director Mr. Mike Wiluan; Chairperson of the Batam Family Foundation (YKB) Mrs. Sri Darsono; Head of Batam’s Manpower
Office Mr. Rudi Sakyakirti, representing the Mayor of Batam; medical teams from Budi Kemuliaan Hospital (RSBK), healthcare
professionals from Singapore, the Batam chapter of the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI), and Posyandu health volunteers from across
Nongsa.
To support participant access, the organizing committee provided shuttle transportation and distributed gifts and incentives to families.
The event’s target of reaching 841 toddlers was met, with every child accompanied by a parent.
Reggy Djakarya, Secretary of Citramas Group, stated that the event received full support from the Batam City Government.
Citramas Group Secretary, Mr. Reggy Djakarya, emphasized the strong support from RSBK, PMI Batam, and Posyandu cadres. “We continue to collaborate closely with our medical
teams to stay focused on building a healthier community,” he said.
Mr. Mike Wiluan, President Director of Citramas Group, explained that this initiative is part of
the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program, which has been running for 13 years
in the Kabil and Nongsa areas. “This program aims to create a positive impact on the community,
particularly in the field of health. Through activities like this, we want to give back the
success of the company to the people,” he said.
He also stressed the importance of providing access to quality healthcare services, including
consultations with medical specialists from Jakarta and Singapore to address serious pediatric
conditions, such as lung infections.
“This outreach program focuses on early childhood development, aiming to nurture Indonesia’s future golden generation.
We also encourage parents to pay close attention to their children's nutrition, physical activity, and to limit excessive
use of smartphones or video games,” he added.
A moment captured as Eyang Sri Darsono speaks with the head of the social outreach committee at Graha Citramas, Nongsa.
In line with Mr. Wiluan’s remarks, Mrs. Sri Darsono—affectionately known as “Eyang”
and Chairperson of the Batam Family Foundation (YKB)— highlighted the increasing issue
of speech delays in children, often linked to excessive mobile phone use and gaming.
the culture of occupational safety and health in the Riau Islands.
Tia, Head of the Organizing Committee from RSBK, shared that more than 20 doctors were
deployed, including pediatricians, dermatologists, psychiatrists, and general practitioners.
“The most common health concerns were skin disorders and speech delays, many of which were
tied to overuse of mobile devices,” she reported.
Ms. Butet, Posyandu Coordinator for Nongsa District, expressed gratitude for Citramas Group’s
ongoing commitment to hosting this annual initiative. “A total of 841 toddlers received health
screenings, medical treatment, and educational support from specialist doctors,” she said.
One parent, Ms. Suciati, also shared her appreciation: “This event was incredibly helpful.
My child had been suffering from persistent mouth ulcers, and finally received proper medical
attention from a doctor here.”
Source: https://www.wartasiber.com/kepri/2151234055/balita-sehat-generasi-hebat-pt-citramas-gelar-baksos-untuk-841-anak-balita-di-nongsa
