Risma offers housing to scavengers, what is the new program of the Ministry of Social Affairs?

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – The Minister of Social Affairs (Mensos) Tri Rismaharini accompanied by the Director General of Social Rehabilitation of the Ministry of Social Affairs, Harry Hikmat, stopped in the Ciliwung river basin, behind the office of the Ministry of Social Affairs.

There, on the Pramuka flyover, Jalan Pramuka Sari II, Risma had a dialogue with a scavenger of a husband and wife couple.

Knowing that the results of his garbage collection are only pocketed IDR 800,000 per month, Risma also offers decent housing for the collectors and receives skills to increase the grade of the collectors.

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“Ladies and gentlemen, I am looking for a house so that there is no need for hiring fees. Keep looking for garbage like this. Then the garbage from the Ministry of Social will be available for you. While I teach you business. Cook wants to remain rich like that, yes I love her, “said Risma through a statement. official, Monday (12/28/2020).

After about 30 minutes of dialogue, the group kept moving. After being on the bridge, this time, Risma decided to go under the bridge.

Despite his leadership style when he was mayor of Surabaya, Risma did not hesitate to be under the bridge.

There too, Risma witnessed several families deliberately living under the bridge.

In one corner, you can see an uninhabitable place for the homeless.

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Risma greeted the residents who lived along the river and expressed his desire to change their fate.

“Ladies and gentlemen, I just want nostalgia Stay in a better place. Come on sir, yes sir, “he said.

Meanwhile, the Director General of Management of the Poor (Lead PFM) of the Ministry of Social Affairs Asep Sasa Purnama to Kompas.com He said that the housing offered to scavengers is not part of the Social Rehabilitation Program for the Unfit for Living (RS-RTLH), which receives a subsidy of Rs 15 million per household.

“No. A new agenda for the synergy of the program with the ministries and transversal agencies. Exactly what, please pass it on to the Minister of Social Affairs,” Asep said.