CT Arsa Foundation Opens 10th 'House of Inspiration' in Aceh Tamiang to Combat Poverty

CT Arsa Foundation, in collaboration with AirNav Indonesia, has opened its tenth "Rumah Inspirasi" (House of Inspiration) in Aceh Tamiang, Indonesia. The initiative aims to combat poverty by providing quality education.

Anita Ratnasari Tanjung, chairwoman of the CT Arsa Foundation, stated that the "Rumah Inspirasi" program is designed to break the cycle of poverty through education. She recalled an instance where 600 children were brought to Deli Serdang to help them overcome trauma, finding refuge in a facility that later became the CT Arsa Foundation's Superior School.

Local officials, including Aceh Tamiang Deputy Regent Ismail, expressed their gratitude for the foundation's efforts. Ismail pledged that the local government would take responsibility for maintaining and preserving the new facility. The "Rumah Inspirasi" is seen as a significant contribution to the region, especially following a flash flood incident.

General Manager of CT Arsa Foundation, Haerani Akbar, highlighted the "Rumah Inspirasi" as a key educational program focused on poverty alleviation in the area. The inauguration was attended by various dignitaries, including Oscar Syahbana from Airnav Indonesia, Latief Harnoko from Transmedia, and local leaders.