Presentation of certificates to participants of the “Optimal Growth and Development Graduation” ceremony (left photo). Remarks by the Head of Cakung Urban Village, Yasir Habib (right photo).
PT United Tractors Tbk (UT), UT Primary Clinic (Klinik Pratama UT), the Cakung District Community Health Center (Puskesmas), and the Cakung Urban Village administration continue to contribute to stunting reduction efforts through the “Stunting Release Program.” This commitment was demonstrated through the “Optimal Growth and Development Graduation” ceremony (part of the Stunting Release Program) held at the Cakung Urban Village Hall, East Jakarta, on July 28, 2026. The event served as an occasion to recognize the children and parents who participated in the support program and to reinforce the shared commitment to fostering optimal child growth and development.
The Stunting Release Program represents one of UT’s contributions toward improving health quality and child development in the areas surrounding the company’s operations. The program is implemented through a collaboration involving UT Primary Clinic, D’Care UT, the Cakung District Community Health Center, local Integrated Health Posts (Posyandu), and the Cakung Urban Village administration. It focuses on monitoring children’s growth and nutritional status, providing nutritional education for parents, offering health consultations, and providing guidance on parenting practices.
Cakung Urban Village Head Yasir Habib emphasized the importance of collaboration in addressing stunting.
“Addressing stunting requires a collective effort involving the government, healthcare professionals, the business sector, and families. We hope this collaboration can be further strengthened so that more children achieve optimal growth and development and are free from stunting,” said Yasir Habib.
Throughout the support period, the participants’ health and growth were regularly monitored by healthcare professionals. The monitoring results served as the basis for evaluation to determine which children met the criteria for “stunting release” and which still required continued support.
Of the 15 children participating in the Stunting Release Program, seven (46.7%) successfully achieved “stunting release” status. Meanwhile, the remaining eight children continue to receive support to help them achieve optimal growth and development.
Through the Stunting Release Program, UT and its stakeholders continue to promote health-focused preventive and proactive measures as part of the company’s contribution to creating a positive and sustainable impact on the community.