#ODGJMENJADIBINTANG: 3 Residents of Al-Fajar Berseri Foundation Receive a Single Song Gift and are Trained by Jenita Janet

Kapanlagi.com - The Al-Fajar Berseri Foundation has been highly dedicated to helping people with mental health disorders. They also have a Mental Rehabilitation Center that accommodates approximately 590 residents or PWDs.

Now, the Al-Fajar Berseri Foundation has introduced a new innovation, namely the #ODGJMENJADIBINTANG program which is part of their efforts to channel the talents or abilities of their residents.

This program provides opportunities for PWDs to return to normal and recover from the mental disorders they have experienced for years, breaking the negative stigma from some parts of society.

Well, out of the 590 residents, there are 3 names who were finally chosen because they were considered to have special talents. Not playing around, they also received a very memorable 'gift'.

1. Created Single and Trained by Jenita Janet

Launching single Rosi, Elsi, and Silla (Photo Credit: KapanLagi/Bayu Herdianto)

Rosi Arisha, Elsi Ardella, and Silla Swastika are considered to have special talents. The foundation tries to fulfill their dreams by creating a single album for them. Furthermore, during the recording process, they will be trained by Jenita Janet, a singer famous for the song 'Direject'.

Through this single, Rosi, Elsi, and Silla are expected to grow independently by regaining their self-confidence to return to normal and become a good example for all mental disorder sufferers.

2. Positive Response from the Head of Social Services of Bekasi Regency

Launching single Rosi, Elsi and Silla (Photo Credit: KapanLagi/Bayu Herdianto)

This also received a positive response from Hasan Basri, the Head of Social Services of Bekasi Regency.

"On behalf of the regency government and social services, we express our gratitude. This is something that we are very grateful for. Among those who live in the Al Fajar Berseri foundation, under guidance, they have talents that can be channeled. We must be grateful that those who have shortcomings actually have strengths, talents that we may not possess. With encouragement and motivation, they want to rise and prove to all of us that they can also be like ordinary people," said Hasan Basri.

"Hopefully, it can be a motivation for everyone, that behind what happens to them, there are people who want to uplift their dignity," he concluded.

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