Jakarta, October 2026. Kisai Entertainment has extended its support to communities affected by the disaster in Flores, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), through a humanitarian relief initiative in collaboration with A-PAD Indonesia (Asia Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management Indonesia).
The earthquake and prolonged dry conditions disrupted farming, a primary source of income for many households in Flores. As families struggled to resume planting, their income and access to nutritious food were affected. This was especially concerning in Kuwus Barat, an area with a high prevalence of stunting, where young children and pregnant women need adequate nutrition. In response, Kisai Entertainment provided financial support and two boxes of warm clothing. In coordination with A-PAD Indonesia, the financial contribution was used to provide essential baby care items, including diapers, baby powder, telon oil, and wet wipes, for families with infants and young children.
The assistance was distributed on October 16–17, 2026, reaching 406 family members through the broader relief effort. Distribution focused on Tueng and Wajur villages in Kuwus Barat Subdistrict, West Manggarai Regency, East Nusa Tenggara, among the areas most affected by the disaster.
For Kisai Entertainment, caring for others is part of its responsibility to create a positive impact beyond the creative industry. Through initiatives like this, Kisai strives to contribute to humanitarian efforts and support communities in need. We believe that every act of kindness, no matter how small, can make a meaningful difference for those working to rebuild their lives.
Kisai Entertainment extends its gratitude to A-PAD Indonesia for its collaboration in distributing the relief supplies, as well as to everyone who participated in the fundraising effort. The collective support of everyone involved played an important role in making this humanitarian initiative possible.
As Indonesia continues to face various disasters, we hope that communities in Flores, NTT, and other affected regions will recover soon and return to their daily lives. May the spirit of solidarity and mutual support continue to grow, enabling more people to receive the help and encouragement they need throughout the recovery process.
