In the spirit of National Children's Day 2026, Artha Graha Peduli (AGP) organized social service and health education programs across several locations in Jakarta and Tangerang as part of its commitment to supporting the health, education, and well-being of communities.

The activities were held at Avalokitesvara Temple (Mangga Besar), Dhamma Loka Temple (Tangerang), Attanaga Vimuthi Temple (Tangerang), Makna Bakti Foundation (Jakarta), Gereja Kristen Bersinar (Jakarta), Pasir Putih Ancol, and Sunter. Through these initiatives, AGP provided health screenings and educational sessions while distributing essential aid to local communities.

At the Makna Bakti Foundation, the National Children's Day celebration featured a variety of activities for children, including competitions for students from special needs schools (SLB) and the distribution of school supplies to encourage learning ahead of the new academic year.

Guided by the values of compassion, collaboration, and mutual cooperation, AGP believes that every child deserves the opportunity to grow up healthy, learn with joy, and have equal access to a brighter future.

Love Every Child, Protect and Build Their Future.

Transforming household waste into useful products is one form of responsible waste management. One such product is Eco Enzyme. However, its benefits and potential applications are still not widely known or fully utilized by the public.

Eco Enzyme offers a wide range of benefits, including serving as a natural cleaning agent, a plant fertilizer, and an environmentally friendly solution for various other purposes. Through the Eco Enzyme Production Training Program, organized by Jakarta International Polytechnic in collaboration with PT Danayasa Arthatama at RPTRA Berseri, Cibubur Urban Village, the community was encouraged to recognize that household organic waste can be processed into valuable products with practical uses and even economic potential.

This initiative is expected to increase public awareness of household waste management by encouraging people to start sorting and processing waste at home. In doing so, it can help reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills while contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable environment.