00:00This is a speech for the volunteers.
00:03Next, the KPWKM Agency.
00:06If we look at the latest statistics,
00:10there has been an increase in the number of registered OKU students
00:15for 2024 until 31 October.
00:20The number of registered OKU students is 289,161,
00:28which is 26,878 more people
00:33compared to the total number of registered OKU students in 2023,
00:39which is 262,283 people.
00:45In a positive way,
00:47it gives a good sign,
00:49which is more parents have the awareness to register their children
00:55as OKU students,
00:58and this will help to eliminate the stigma of OKU children.
01:03The KPWKM has also carried out various strategic collaborations
01:08with the university to develop the OKU Child Care Module
01:15so that the special needs of OKU children can be met
01:19to ensure that they are not excluded from the world of child care.
01:25Children who do not register as OKU
01:29will be left out of the various benefits
01:33provided by the government for them.
01:36I urge parents to throw away the shame
01:42or shame to register their children as OKU.
01:46Let's eliminate the stigma of OKU together.
01:51You said there was an increase in the number of registered OKU students.
01:56Can you comment on that?
01:58Actually, from time to time,
02:00this is my second year,
02:02I see that we only report to people about OKU,
02:07but we don't talk about registered OKU.
02:10Because we want to make sure that many people know
02:13that there is still room for registration.
02:16I have been to a programme where many people do not register,
02:22but they do not need help because they are capable.
02:27But when I told them that they can get special benefits,
02:35they asked me what the benefits were.
02:37You can get a passport for free.
02:40You can get on public transport for free.
02:46So this is how we see the effectiveness of it.
02:51Alhamdulillah, we hope that it will continue.
02:54Whatever programme we have,
02:56we will bring our JKM counter everywhere.
03:01We have at least 1% of the population to work in the public sector.
03:06But right now, we still haven't achieved it.
03:09Maybe it's because there are buildings in this area
03:13that do not meet the needs of the OKU,
03:15so maybe that's why they don't take it.
03:18And we can see that the corporate sector has tax exemptions
03:22that also help.
03:23Like the government,
03:25they need to be aware of giving jobs to the OKU
03:30so that they can feel motivated for their lives.
03:35So that they can earn a living,
03:37so that they can be independent.
03:38This is important.
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