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        "msgid": "list-of-social-assistance-programmes-still-disbursing-this-year-complete-with-requirements-1785286371",
        "date": "2026-07-29 07:11:38",
        "title": "List of social assistance programmes still disbursing this year, complete with requirements",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Social Policy",
        "summary": "The Indonesian government continues to distribute several social assistance programmes throughout 2026, targeting poor and vulnerable populations based on the National Single Socio-Economic Data (DTSEN). The programmes include conditional cash transfers, food aid, educational scholarships, health insurance premium assistance, and social rehabilitation support. Citizens can verify their eligibility through the Ministry of Social Affairs' official website or mobile application.",
        "content": "<p>The government is continuing the distribution of a number of social\nassistance (bansos) programmes throughout 2026 to help poor and\nvulnerable communities. Distribution is carried out in stages with\nreference to the National Single Socio-Economic Data (DTSEN) as the\nbasis for determining recipients. In general, prospective social\nassistance recipients must be Indonesian citizens (WNI), have a valid\nPopulation Identification Number (NIK), be registered in the DTSEN, and\nmeet the criteria set for each assistance programme. The following is a\nlist of social assistance programmes still being distributed by the\ngovernment this year. 1. Family Hope Programme (PKH) PKH is a\nconditional social assistance programme aimed at poor families with\nspecific components, such as pregnant women, young children, school-age\nchildren, the elderly, or persons with severe disabilities. Requirements\nfor PKH recipients: - Indonesian citizen with a valid ID card (KTP) and\nFamily Card (KK). - Registered in the DTSEN. - Classified as a poor or\nvulnerable family. - Belonging to desil 1 to 4. - Having at least one\nPKH component, such as a pregnant woman, toddler, school-age child,\nelderly person, or person with severe disability. 2. Non-Cash Food\nAssistance (BPNT) BPNT or the Sembako Programme is provided to help\ncommunities meet basic food needs through periodic distribution.\nRequirements for BPNT recipients: - Indonesian citizen. - Possesses a\nNIK registered with the Civil Registry (Dukcapil). - Included in the\nDTSEN. - Belongs to the desil 1 to 4 group. - Not a recipient who has\nbeen declared ineligible based on data updates. 3. Indonesia Smart\nProgramme (PIP) PIP is educational assistance for students from\nunderprivileged families to enable them to continue their education.\nRequirements for PIP recipients: - Registered as a student in an\neducational unit. - Comes from a poor or vulnerable family. - Holds an\nIndonesia Smart Card (KIP) or meets the criteria set by the government.\n- Registered in the national education system according to regulations.\n4. Recipients of Health Insurance Contribution Assistance (PBI JK) The\nPBI JK programme is assistance for health insurance premium payments for\nthe poor and underprivileged. Requirements for PBI JK recipients: -\nIndonesian citizen. - Has an active NIK. - Registered in the DTSEN. -\nClassified as poor or vulnerable based on government verification. 5.\nSocial Rehabilitation Assistance (Atensi) The Atensi programme is\nprovided to vulnerable groups, such as persons with disabilities, the\nelderly, abandoned children, and disaster victims, as well as groups\nrequiring social protection. Requirements for Atensi recipients: -\nIncluded in the programme\u2019s target category. - Meets the assessment\nresults from social workers or assistants. - Fulfils administrative\nrequirements according to the Ministry of Social Affairs regulations. 6.\nGovernment Rice Assistance The government also distributes food\nassistance in the form of rice to eligible families as part of the\nsocial protection programme. Requirements for rice assistance\nrecipients: - Registered as a beneficiary family based on the DTSEN. -\nClassified as a poor or vulnerable family. - Meets the provisions set by\nthe government for the distribution period. How to check social\nassistance recipient status The public can check their social assistance\nparticipation status through the Ministry of Social Affairs\u2019 official\nCek Bansos service by entering regional data and name as per their ID\ncard. In addition to the official website, checks can also be made\nthrough the Cek Bansos application provided by the Ministry of Social\nAffairs. The government urges the public to ensure that all population\ndata is updated if there are changes in family conditions. Data updates\ncan be made through the village or sub-district office, local social\nservices, or available proposal mechanisms to ensure that social\nassistance distribution remains on target.<\/p>",
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