The DPD of the Perindo Party in Pati Regency took concrete steps to bring services closer to the community through a series of social activities centered in the car free day (CFD) area on Sunday (5/7/26). This initiative not only focused on providing health facilities but also included education on legal rights for local residents.
The Chairperson of the Pati Perindo Party DPD, Nunuk Setyowati, emphasized that easily accessible healthcare services are urgent to increase residents' awareness of the importance of early detection. According to her, this proactive, outreach approach is crucial so that the community can monitor their health conditions regularly without being hindered by costs, thereby minimizing the potential risk of serious diseases as early as possible.
In addition to providing health check-up services, the event also served as a socialization platform for the Perindo Legal Aid Institute (LBH). This step was taken to ensure that the community better understands the access and procedures for obtaining decent and free legal assistance, especially for those in need of civil rights protection.
Positive responses came from residents, one of whom was Ervana Zulianto from Mintorahayu Village, Winong District. He appreciated the effectiveness of the program as it provided direct and solution-oriented benefits. Ervana hoped that similar activities could be consistently implemented in the future, so that the reach of the services could be felt by more segments of the community in Pati Regency.
