IIDI West Pasaman Focuses on Strengthening Family Health Education
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The Indonesian Doctors' Wives Association (IIDI) West Pasaman Branch has officially inaugurated its new board for the 2025–2028 period. The organization has appointed Wahyu Amalia Heru Widyawarman as the new chairwoman to lead various work programs moving forward.
In carrying out her duties, Wahyu Amalia will be assisted by Wice Amelia as her deputy. Both are committed to bringing positive change to the community, particularly in raising awareness about the importance of health within the family environment.
The main focus of this term's leadership is to strengthen health education. IIDI West Pasaman plans to continue providing accurate information regarding healthy lifestyles, disease prevention, and the importance of maintaining household sanitation for the local community.
This initiative is expected to help reduce health issues in the region. Through continuous education, these doctors' wives aim to ensure that every family has sufficient knowledge to independently maintain the health of their family members.
The presence of this new board is a breath of fresh air for social activities in West Pasaman. It is hoped that the collaboration between IIDI and the community will continue to be well-maintained in order to create a healthier and more prosperous society.
Sources: RRI.co.id
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