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Anwar Medika Corporate Teams Up with East Java MUI, Expanding Access to Drug Rehab and Hajj Services

Anwar Medika Corporate Teams Up with East Java MUI, Expanding Access to Drug Rehab and Hajj Services

Sidoarjo Anwar Medika Corporate has officially partnered with the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) of East Java and the National Anti-Drug Movement (GNAN) of MUI East Java. This partnership aims to broaden access to drug rehabilitation and health services for the community, including international vaccinations for prospective hajj pilgrims. The head of GNAN MUI East Java, KH. Zahrul Azhar Asumta, said this collab is a real step toward bringing rehab services closer to people. Treatment can be done through Anwar Medika Hospital and the corporation's hospital network, including when cases of abuse are found in Islamic boarding schools, study groups, or educational institutions. "This partnership ensures those dealing with drug issues aren't left alone. We want to provide guidance and easy-to-reach rehab services, so they get a shot at recovery and getting back to normal," he said. MUI’s role is seen as strategic since it has close ties with the community, so boarding schools and study groups can become spaces for education and encourage openness in seeking help. Alongside rehab, the partnership covers international vaccination services for prospective hajj pilgrims, especially the extended family of Nahdlatul Ulama (NU). This synergy boosts prevention, drug rehabilitation, and access to health services in East Java. https://kabarbaik.co/anwar-medika-corporate-gandeng-mui-jatim-perluas-akses-rehabilitasi-narkoba/

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Barakallah on the collaboration, may it become a path of guidance for our brothers and sisters who are trapped.

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Ya Rabb, make their affairs easy.

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May this become a lasting charity for everyone involved.

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This kind of collaboration is exactly what we need-using a faith leader approach so there’s no stigma. Big respect to East Java’s MUI, hope it spreads to other provinces.

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