Hi #sobatpeduli, do you know what PMT Recovery is?

PMT Recovery is an activity of provisioning nutritious food supplement for children and also pregnant women with chronic energy deficiency (KEK). PMT Recovery for children is carried out for 90 days with the aim of ensuring the child’s growth and development is according to age; following the increasing of child’s weight and height. Meanwhile, PMT Recovery for pregnant women with chronic energy deficiency is carried out for 30 days to meet their nutritional (energy) needs.

PMT Recovery is part of the Acceleration of Stunting Reduction Program in West Sumbawa Regency, West Nusa Tenggara; which is a collaboration effort between PT Amman Mineral Nusa Tenggara (@ammanmineral) and Yayasan CARE Peduli. This activity was carried out for 90 days started from 17 December 2022 in 16 villages in 3 sub-districts of Jereweh, Maluk and Sekongkang.

The implementation of PMT Recovery activities is carried out by the DASHAT (Healthy Kitchen to Overcome Stunting) Team.

This is the story of the DASHAT Team in Bukit Damai Village, Maluk sub-district; where DASHAT Team personnel doing various activities every day, starting from shopping for local ingredients at the market, then processing them into a healthy food menu that meets the recommended dietary allowance, to distributing them to the homes of program participants.

On Wednesday (08/03) at around 4 pm, hundreds of PT CDB garment workers in Sukabumi were seen gathering in the company yard after they finished their work that day. Many of the garment workers queued and crowded around the JEKATA booth to get stickers and chocolates which were distributed by JEKATA Sukabumi members and PT CDB employees.

“Safe and Comfortable Work, Free of Violence Against Women” is the theme of the outreach activity conducted to commemorate the International Women’s Day 2023.

This activity was also supported by the company, PT CDB, in which its employees participated in distributing stickers and chocolates, including: Bambang Jatmika, Chairman of Workers Union of PT CDB, and Mochamad Suhud, Compliance of PT CDB.

Mala Sari, PT CDB Garment Worker and the Head of JEKATA Sukabumi, said that 90% of garment workers are women, therefore protecting women’s rights is imperative.

With this outreach, Yayasan CARE Peduli and JEKATA Sukabumi hope that female garment workers have more knowledge about violence in the workplace and have the courage to report it.

The stickers were distributed along with a Hotline Complaint which directly connected to the Complaint Post of Violence Against Women.