Gate Charity Partnered with SEAD to Launch Wellness & Care Initiative for Anak Dalam Tribe

On 22-23 June 2024, Gate Charity, in collaboration with SEAD, conducted a health program in Hajran Village to support the indigenous Anak Dalam Tribe. The event aimed to address the tribe’s health needs through comprehensive medical check-ups and health education.

The SEAD Team, consisting of eight members, departed for Hajran Village in the morning of the first day. Upon arrival, the team set up camp, had lunch, and prepared for the medical check-up activities. In the afternoon, the team conducted various health-related activities, including socializing about diseases and healthy living, carrying out health checks, and teaching children proper handwashing and tooth brushing techniques. The evening was spent engaging with the Head of the Anak Dalam Tribe (Tumenggung) and village representatives, followed by a cleanup.

The second day began with picking up children from their homes and exercising together. This was followed by a communal breakfast and continued health check-ups, where vitamins and medicines were distributed. The event concluded with a group photo and final campsite cleanup before leaving the village.

This initiative was part of Gate Charity’s ongoing efforts to create sustainable social impact within indigenous communities. By bringing essential health services directly to the Anak Dalam Tribe, Gate Charity and SEAD hope to address some critical healthcare needs and promoting a healthier lifestyle among the tribe members. The focus on health education and preventive care aims to empower the community with knowledge and practices that will benefit them in the long term.

The success of this health program highlights the importance of collaboration and community engagement in driving positive change. Gate Charity and SEAD’s partnership exemplifies a sustainable approach to healthcare delivery, helping underserved communities receive some of the necessary support and resources. Both organizations are committed to continuing their efforts to improve the quality of life for the Anak Dalam Tribe and other marginalized groups.

Author: Global Marketing Mason
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