NEWS & EVENT
KaDO Goes to School, an Educational Effort for Young Generation
On February 13, Kampoeng Djamoe Organik (KaDO) Martha Tilaar held a
collaboration with AL Muslim Elementary School, Bekasi, for a Leadership
Day & Guest Teacher, Collaboration in Improving Your Body Health
and Personal Safety. To represent KaDO, Deddy Sopiandi, the
Sustainability and Community Development Officer, came as a speaker,
accompanied by the teaching team.
Attended by 102 students,
KaDo presented a learning material about the types of medicinal plants
and their benefits, also did a demo to make jamu beras kencur and green
jelly. Through this event, Kampoeng Djamoe Organik Martha Tilaar hopes
the young generation especially the elementary school age can get to
know more about natural wealth and medicinal plants, and be interested
in consuming Indonesia herbal drinks or jamu which is good for health.
The
visitation of Kampoeng Djamoe Organik Martha Tilaar to Al Muslim
Elementary School is one of the activities included in KaDO Goes to
School program. KaDO now located in Sukabumi. Unlike before when it was
located in Cikarang, KaDO Sukabumi is not open for public visit yet.
Even so, KaDO will always be open for collaboration, especially
educational collaboration. The focus of KaDO Goes to School is aim to
raise awareness and insights among the young generation about
Indonesia’s natural wealth, especially TOKA (Tanaman Obat, Kosmetik, dan
Aromaterpi – Aromatherapy, Cosmetics, and Medicinal Plants). If you are
interested in this visitation program, you can contact Kampoeng Djamoe
Organik Martha Tilaar here: 0813-2433-4353 (Dedi).