Source: FK Untar
Students from the Faculty of Medicine (FK) of Untar have been entrusted with key leadership roles in the management board of Lions Club Jakarta Tulip Medical for the 2025–2026 term. The inauguration ceremony took place on 21 June 2025, marking the active involvement of young leaders in healthcare services and humanitarian initiatives.
Under the new leadership structure, several FK Untar students hold strategic positions. Catherine Jessica Tadjudin was appointed as President, accompanied by Natasya Evania Widyastuti as Secretary, Patricia Kristanti as Treasurer, Bilal Nabil Falah as Vice President 2, Richver Framanto Johan as Member Chairperson, Gregorius Christian Hamid as Marketing Chairperson, and Florenza Athena Chandrawangsa as Director II.
The newly appointed board is responsible for planning and implementing healthcare programs, coordinating food assistance distribution, and organizing psychosocial support activities for communities in need. “Being a Lion is not only about having the opportunity to help others, but also about being helped ourselves. It helps us learn gratitude and appreciate the life we have been given by sharing blessings and happiness with others,” said Catherine.
Since their inauguration, the new board members have carried out several community service initiatives, including free health screenings at Urban Forest, South Jakarta, on 19–20 July 2025, the distribution of 300 kilograms of rice to families affected by cancer at the RC Badak Cancer Shelter in Tangerang on 22 July 2025, and coloring activities with pediatric and adult cancer patients.
Through collaboration with local partners, Lions Club Jakarta Tulip Medical and FK Untar students remain committed to expanding preventive healthcare services, sustainable food assistance programs, and emotional support initiatives for communities.
Lions Club Jakarta Tulip Medical is part of Lions Clubs International, a global service organization dedicated to healthcare, education, and humanitarian causes. The Jakarta Tulip Medical chapter focuses on medical outreach activities, health education programs, and support services for patients and families with special needs.
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