Programs & Activities
Sosial Budaya & Kemanusiaan
Social Solidarity
Building Solidarity and Rapid Disaster Response
The livelihoods of grassroots communities are highly vulnerable to ecological shocks, natural disasters, and sudden economic hardships. Through the Social & Humanitarian program, Barakati Institute is committed to being physically present to assist residents in need of emergency aid to uphold fair and equal human values.
We organize public donations, coordinate volunteers for disaster response in high-risk areas, and facilitate access to basic public services for extremely poor groups, the elderly, and people with disabilities.
Scope of Action
Pillars of Social & Humanitarian Action
Measurable humanitarian actions to alleviate community burdens during crisis periods.
1. Disaster Response
Setting up emergency command posts, coordinating food/clothing logistics, and providing first aid after disasters strike.
2. Access for Vulnerable Groups
Assisting with BPJS/health card registration, facilitating wheelchairs, and providing nutritional support for toddlers/pregnant women from under-privileged families.
3. Community Mutual Aid (Gotong Royong) Projects
Rehabilitating places of worship, cleaning riverbeds of waste, and provisioning clean water installations in remote villages.
Recent Activities
Tangible Form of Community Mutual Aid
Every humanitarian aid is distributed professionally and transparently to ensure it reaches the citizens who need it most.
Emergency Food Distribution
Distributing nutritious staple food packages for the elderly and poor families in food-insecure areas.
Assistance for Health Insurance Access
Guiding marginalized groups through administrative paperwork to secure free medical treatments from the government.
Village Youth Disaster Preparedness Training
Disseminating preparedness education on earthquakes, flash floods, and forest fires for local youth.