BRI Strengthens Healthcare Infrastructure with Ambulance Donations

Enhancing Emergency Healthcare Access

Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) has significantly bolstered Indonesia's healthcare infrastructure through its BRI Peduli program by distributing a total of 637 ambulances to various healthcare facilities across the country over the past three years. The initiative, which saw 200 ambulances distributed in 2025 alone, demonstrates BRI's commitment to improving healthcare access, particularly in remote and underserved regions.

Impact on Healthcare Services

The ambulances provided by BRI are equipped with standard emergency medical equipment, enabling healthcare workers to provide critical care during transportation to medical facilities. According to Dhanny, Corporate Secretary of BRI, the donation of these ambulances not only expands healthcare coverage but also ensures that communities in remote areas receive timely emergency medical services. The ambulances serve as the first point of medical intervention, significantly improving patient outcomes in critical situations.

Supporting Sustainable Development Goals

BRI's initiative aligns with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being. The program also supports the Indonesian government's Asta Cita vision of creating a healthy, intelligent, and empowered nation. By improving healthcare infrastructure, BRI is contributing to the broader national development agenda while demonstrating its commitment to corporate social responsibility.

Positive Reception from Healthcare Providers

Dr. Dwi Ambarwati, Director of RSU Aisyiyah Muntilan, Central Java, expressed gratitude for the ambulance donation, stating that it has significantly enhanced their emergency response capabilities. The additional ambulance has enabled the hospital to improve both internal and external referral services, ultimately leading to better patient care and outcomes. This collaboration between BRI and healthcare providers exemplifies the positive impact of strategic corporate philanthropy in the healthcare sector.