Sustainability, Life, Environment
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Distribution of Flood Aid in Pare-Pare
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Review of the Fire Location at Pertamina Depot
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Distribution of Aid for Flood Victims in Pare-Pare City
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Improving Access to Clean Water for Plandaan Village: A Step Towards Better Health
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SLE Foundation is committed to maximizing social programs.
SLE Foundation or Sentosa Laju Energy (SLE) Care is a philanthropic and humanitarian organization. SLE Foundation was established with the aim of enhancing the effectiveness of activities related to Corporate Social Responsibility and making positive contributions to society.
Vision
To become a modern and trustworthy foundation through impactful empowerment and social programs for an advanced and prosperous Indonesia.
Mission
- Organize and address humanitarian issues professionally, in a planned, integrated, and sustainable manner.
- Organize and address humanitarian issues professionally, in a check 2, integrated, and sustainable manner.
- Organize and address humanitarian issues professionally, in a check 3, integrated, and sustainable manner.
Health
Enhancing access to healthcare through free medical programs and medical equipment support.
Education
Providing scholarships and literacy programs for underprivileged children.
Religious
Supporting religious activities and building places of worship to strengthen spiritual values.
Natural Disasters
Providing emergency aid and recovery support for disaster victims.
Donation
Managing and distributing donations transparently for impactful social projects.
News
March 5, 2025
SLE Foundation Cares: Sends 1,000 Aid Packages for Disaster Victims in Parepare
jpnn.com, JAKARTA – The SLE Foundation Care sent assistance in the form of 1,000 packages to residents affected by floods and landslides in several neighborhoods/districts of Parepare City, South Sulawesi Province (Sulsel), on Wednesday (February 22). The Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of Parepare City reported that floods and landslides struck the area on Wednesday, February 1, 2023. As a result, 5,292 residents from 1,345 households were affected, with dozens of houses damaged or...
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