At COCO Social Fund, we believe that the most lasting changes happen when we work together. In our latest outreach, we were honored to return to the field for our second official collaboration with the Badung Regency Government through the impactful Badung Peduli program. This journey brought our team to Mengwitani Village, where we joined forces to provide essential care packages and support to local families.
A Shared Vision for Social Development
This collaboration is more than just a distribution of aid; it is a reflection of a shared vision for a stronger, more resilient Badung. We would like to extend our deepest gratitude and sincere appreciation to Bapak I Wayan Adi Arnawa, the Regent of Badung, and Ibu Ni Putu Rasniathi, Chairperson of TP PKK Badung. Their leadership and unwavering commitment to social development have been the driving force behind the success of the Badung Peduli initiative.
Working alongside such dedicated leaders allows us to ensure that our contributions reach those who need them most, in a way that is organized, respectful, and deeply integrated with the village’s needs.
The Power of Three-Way Collaboration
What made this day in Mengwitani so special was seeing the synergy between the government, the community, and the private sector. At COCO Social Fund, the social heart of Coco Development Group, we recognize that we have a responsibility to be a “good neighbor.” When private initiatives align with government programs and community voices, the impact is multiplied.
Through these care packages, we aren’t just delivering supplies; we are delivering a message of solidarity. We are here to listen, to help, and to grow alongside the people of Bali.
Our work in Mengwitani is a beautiful continuation of the journey we started in Sembung. As we move forward, we remain fully committed to supporting social initiatives across the Badung Regency. Whether it’s through health support, food security, or community development, we are proud to stand with the people of Bali.
Every smile in the village reminds us why we do what we do. Thank you, Mengwitani, for welcoming us back. Together, we are building a brighter, more supported future for all.