The Free Health Check in Schools (CKG) program in Indonesia is set to benefit 53 million students nationwide, covering public, private, and religious schools overseen by the Ministry of Religious Affairs. President Prabowo’s goal of creating a Golden Generation by 2045 includes providing free health checks for all students. This initiative, part of various policies implemented during his first nine months in office, reflects the government’s commitment to the well-being of Indonesian children. The initiative also includes provisions for child protection and additional allowances for medical specialists in remote areas. Minister of Religious Affairs Nasaruddin Umar emphasized the importance of CKG in religious schools to achieve the 2045 vision of a healthy, intelligent, and globally competitive generation. The Ministry urges religious schools to actively participate in the program by providing necessary equipment and support. Regional and district heads have been instructed to closely monitor the program’s implementation to ensure its success. Any negligence from schools will be addressed with special attention, reinforcing the government’s dedication to promoting the health and well-being of Indonesian students across all educational institutions.
Program CKG Mencapai Semua Sekolah Berbasis Kepercayaan di Indonesia
