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Kebijakan Kesejahteraan Indonesia Menahan Bantuan untuk Penyandang Disabilitas
Detail teknis dalam kebijakan bantuan sosial di Indonesia telah menyebabkan banyak penyandang disabilitas tidak mendapatkan bantuan keuangan dari pemerintah. Di Jakarta, distribusi bantuan sosial publik diputuskan melalui proses yang dikenal sebagai Sistem Terpadu Manajemen Kesejahteraan Sosial (DTKS), yang menggunakan kriteria seperti kepemilikan properti untuk menentukan apakah seseorang akan menerima bantuan pemerintah atau tidak. Menurut Yeni Rosa Damayanti, ketua Perhimpunan Jiwa Sehat Indonesia, DTKS biasanya didasarkan pada keadaan keluarga, bukan individu. Hal ini membuat banyak penyandang disabilitas yang tinggal bersama keluarga mereka tidak memenuhi syarat untuk mendapatkan bantuan tunai dari program-program seperti Kartu Penyandang Disabilitas Jakarta (KPDJ), bahkan jika mereka tidak memiliki sumber pendapatan individu. “Bambang,” seorang pria Indonesia penyandang disabilitas psikososial, menjelaskan bagaimana paradoks ini telah membuatnya tidak bisa menerima KPDJ, membuatnya sepenuhnya bergantung pada keluarganya untuk bertahan hidup. *Video termasuk deskripsi audio. *Baca bersama dengan mengklik tombol cc pada pemutar YouTube Anda.
Kinanty Andini is a filmmaker, freelance digital artist, and psychosocial disability activist. She works as a disability perspective trainer for the Indonesian Association of Women with Disabilities (HWDI). During her DJP fellowship, Andini made documentaries on the issues of the lack of mental health care in Indonesia and the lack of employment for people with psychosocial disabilities. Before joining the DJP, she also made a series of short videos about the daily challenges of people with psychosocial disabilities for the Indonesian Mental Health Association (IMHA). Andini loves visual arts. She has created banners and posters for a competition organized by the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as illustrations for the DJP and Disability Debrief. Andini wants to channel her digital art skills to voice disability issues. Follow her on Instagram to check out her digital art.
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