Lintasarta Distributes Ramadan Social Programmes to 1,500 Beneficiaries Across 5 Cities
Lintasarta has distributed various social programmes during Ramadan 1447 H reaching more than 1,500 beneficiaries across five cities. The activities form part of an initiative themed “Learning to Care & Action to Share” which includes support for places of worship, UMKM empowerment, and environmental education.
The company, which is the AI Factory of Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison (IOH) Group, distributed the programmes in Jakarta, Yogyakarta, Surabaya, Makassar, and Aceh. In addition to social activities, Lintasarta also extended appreciation to its employees, known as Laskar, who remained on duty to maintain services during the Eid al-Fitr holiday.
Director and Chief Financial Officer of Lintasarta, Hariyadi Ramelan, stated that Ramadan represents an opportunity to strengthen values of empathy whilst affirming the company’s social role in the context of digital technology development.
Hariyadi conveyed that as a driver of national digital transformation, Lintasarta recognises that technological progress must advance alongside social responsibility. Through the Ramadan programme, the company seeks to provide direct benefits to communities.
“From support for places of worship, empowerment of local economies, environmental education, to support for our Laskar employees who work to maintain reliable services,” Hariyadi stated in a written statement on Tuesday 10 March 2026.
Facility Revitalisation
One programme implemented is the revitalisation of prayer houses through the “Surau Kita Berdaya” (Our Prayer House Empowered) programme in partnership with Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison. The programme focuses on improving community places of worship affected by disasters in various regions.
Through the programme, Lintasarta provided worship equipment assistance to communities at the Al-Ikhsan Prayer Room as part of efforts to support recovery of social and religious activities in disaster-affected areas.
Improvements were also made to several other places of worship serving as centres of community activity, including Abu Bakar As-Sidiq Mosque, Mansaul Ridho 2 Prayer Room, and Al Ikhlas Prayer Room. The revitalisation is expected to restore prayer houses as centres of community social and religious activities.
Warung Berkah Programme
In the field of economic empowerment, Lintasarta introduced the Warung Berkah Ramadan programme, which engages micro-entrepreneurs and local food vendors. Through this programme, free nutritious food is distributed to underprivileged communities and orphans.
The programme reached 350 beneficiaries in Surabaya, 300 in Makassar, and 250 in Yogyakarta. Beyond helping those in need, the programme is expected to stimulate economic activity among micro-entrepreneurs in these cities.
Environmental Education for Orphans
Lintasarta also conducted an environmental education activity titled “Recycle & Reuse”. The programme encourages orphaned children to learn waste management and create using reclaimed materials.
A total of 45 orphaned children participated in the activity in Jakarta. The programme aims to foster environmental awareness from an early age whilst instilling ecological thinking habits in young people.
Lintasarta Ramadan Safari
All these activities form part of the Lintasarta Ramadan Safari themed “Learning to Care & Action to Share” launched in hybrid format in Jakarta, Yogyakarta, Surabaya, and Makassar at the beginning of Ramadan 1447 H.
The activity involved hundreds of employees and was attended by the Board of Commissioners and Board of Directors of Lintasarta. On the same occasion, the company distributed allowances and worship equipment to 140 orphaned children across various cities.
Overall, Lintasarta’s Ramadan programme this year reached more than 1,500 beneficiaries, provided assistance to 11 mosques and prayer houses, and empowered four local SMEs across various regions.
Through these various initiatives, Lintasarta affirms its role not only as a provider of ICT solutions and integrated digital infrastructure, but also as a strategic partner in national development that delivers digital transformation based on technology and artificial intelligence (AI) whilst contributing socially to society.