Family in Aceh Is Very Poor, Can One Help?
Kredit Foto By Ireen Camboja
Hi Steemians.
I would like to introduce to you all, one of the portraits of poor families in Aceh.
This poor family residence is located at Lagang village, Mina sub-district, Pidie district, Aceh. This area is about 100 kilometers from Banda Aceh City to the east.
Yesterday, Friday night, a friend of mine named Jusmadi, sent me some of the biodata of this poor family.
"These are poor people in my village or residence, they are very poor, please write and post it on social media, maybe somebody can help them later," wrote Jusmadi in WhatsApp message.
According to my friend, the house that almost collapsed is owned by Denni Nurdin and his partner, Niniek.
Denni works as a laborer. While his wife just stayed home to care for their 5 children. Their poverty has been going on for years and seems to be forgotten by the government.
After receiving this message from Jusmadi, I then immediately remembered the steemit.
Firstly, I want to ask friends in all steemit! Can we help this family?
Second, how?
Third, what should I do?
Honestly, I would love to help this family, but I have financial constraints. If there are friends who do not believe my explanation, maybe other steemians in Aceh, can check directly to the house in question.
Please sign up for your participation by commenting below. Thanks all. Regards @dondanny
Kredit Foto By Ireen Camboja
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