Honouring Indonesian National Health Day 2025: Prevention First
Thriving communities begin with strong, accessible healthcare. In celebration ofIndonesian National Health Day, Atlas is proud to share how our team inBanyubiruhas supported the national focus on preventative health through meaningful initiatives:
Renovating the Community Health Centre
We helped restore the Ponkesdes in Kutorejo Hamlet, ensuring safe and reliable access to essential services like maternal and child health checks. This renovation strengthens the foundation for early intervention and regular monitoring—key pillars of preventative care.
Equipping Health Workers with Vital Tools
Through our Corporate-Customer Christmas Gift program, we donated emergency and wound-care equipment to enhance the Ponkesdes team’s ability to respond quickly and effectively to local health needs.
Promoting Good Nutrition in Schools
In partnership with local schools and health authorities, we provided nutritious meals to 100 students, featuring protein-rich pearl oyster meatballs and locally sourced fish. This initiative supports healthy development and raises awareness about the importance of balanced diets.
We are proud to contribute to these worthy initiatives which align with Indonesia’s prevention-first approach to healthcare. All part of our ongoing commitment to community wellbeing.
We’re honoured to work alongside village leaders, health professionals, and educators to help local families live healthier, more resilient lives.
We remain committed to supporting the communities where we operate—ensuring every family has the opportunity to live healthier, more resilient lives.
Celebrating National Health Day: Prevention First
These initiatives align with Indonesia’s National Health Day, which champions a prevention-first approach to healthcare. By working hand-in-hand with local government and community institutions, Atlas Pearls is helping to strengthen access to primary care, emergency response, and health education.
