Kolaborasi Seruni dan Pemprov Papua Perkuat Layanan Pendidikan Perbatasan

JAYAPURA - Penguatan layanan dasar pendidikan di wilayah perbatasan menjadi fokus kunjungan Solidaritas Perempuan untuk Indonesia (Seruni) Kabinet Merah Putih di SD Negeri Mosso, Distrik Muara Tami, Kota Jayapura, Rabu (28/1/2026). 

Kegiatan tersebut dirangkaikan dengan penyaluran bantuan sosial serta peninjauan langsung kondisi sekolah.

Bantuan yang diserahkan meliputi paket sembako, alat tulis sekolah, sarana air bersih, serta fasilitas penunjang pendidikan. 

Penyerahan dilakukan Ketua Bidang IV Seruni Kabinet Merah Putih, Ny. Sri Suparni Bahlil, sebagai bagian dari kepedulian terhadap masyarakat dan dunia pendidikan di kawasan perbatasan RI–Papua Nugini.

Dalam sambutannya, Ny. Sri Suparni Bahlil menyampaikan kunjungan ini bertujuan melihat langsung kondisi masyarakat dan sekolah di Papua, termasuk wilayah perbatasan. 

"Saya berharap bantuan yang diberikan dapat mendukung kebutuhan air bersih serta kelancaran kegiatan belajar mengajar," ujarnya.

Rangkaian kegiatan turut dihadiri Gubernur Papua, Ketua TP-PKK Provinsi Papua, serta unsur Forkopimda Provinsi Papua dan Kota Jayapura. Kunjungan ditandai penanaman pohon di halaman sekolah sebagai bagian dari dukungan terhadap lingkungan belajar yang sehat dan berkelanjutan.

Kepala SD Negeri Mosso, Stevanus Mandowen, menjelaskan jumlah peserta didik saat ini mencapai 98 orang, terdiri atas 85 anak Kampung Mosso dan 13 anak berkewarganegaraan Papua Nugini. 

"Tenaga pendidik berjumlah 11 orang, dengan rincian enam ASN dan lima guru PPPK. Beberapa ruang kelas telah direhabilitasi, namun penataan halaman sekolah masih memerlukan perhatian lebih lanjut," katanya.

Gubernur Papua, Matius Fakhiri menyampaikan apresiasi atas dukungan Seruni Kabinet Merah Putih dalam memperkuat pendidikan dan layanan dasar masyarakat perbatasan. 

"Sinergi tersebut penting untuk mendorong pemerataan kualitas pendidikan sekaligus memperkuat kehadiran negara di kawasan perbatasan," ujar dia. ***

JAYAPURA – Strengthening basic education services in border areas was the focus of a visit by Women's Solidarity for Indonesia (Seruni) of the Red and White Cabinet to SD Negeri Mosso, Muara Tami District, Jayapura City, on Wednesday (January 28, 2026).

The activity was accompanied by the distribution of social aid and a direct inspection of the school's condition.

The assistance provided included food packages, school supplies, clean water facilities, and other educational support facilities.

The handover was carried out by the Head of Division IV of Seruni, the women's organization of the Red and White Cabinet, Mrs. Sri Suparni Bahlil, as part of the organization's concern for the community and the education sector in the RI–Papua New Guinea border area.

In her remarks, Mrs. Sri Suparni Bahlil said that the visit aimed to directly observe the condition of communities and schools in Papua, including border regions.

"I hope the assistance provided can support clean water needs and help ensure the smooth running of teaching and learning activities," she said.

The series of activities was also attended by the Governor of Papua, the Chair of the Papua Province Family Welfare Movement, as well as members of the Regional Leadership Coordination Forum of Papua Province and Jayapura City. The visit was marked by tree planting in the school yard as part of support for a healthy and sustainable learning environment.

The Principal of SD Negeri Mosso, Stevanus Mandowen, explained that the number of students currently stands at 98, consisting of 85 children from Kampung Mosso and 13 children who are citizens of Papua New Guinea.

"There are 11 teaching staff members, consisting of six civil servants and five government contract teachers. Some classrooms have been rehabilitated, but the arrangement of the school yard still requires further attention," he said.

Papua Governor Matius Fakhiri expressed appreciation for the support of the Seruni Red and White Cabinet in strengthening education and basic public services in border communities.

"This synergy is important to encourage equal access to quality education while also strengthening the state's presence in border areas," he said. ***