January 7, 2026

Emergency Logistics Reach Flood-Affected Families in Aceh Tamiang

YIIM and Insight Investments Management delivered food and cleaning supplies to flood-affected residents of Dusun Setia with support from Basecamp Solidaritas Indonesia and local volunteers.

Program Information

Program Name

Flood Emergency Assistance for Dusun Setia

Date

December 19, 2025

Pathway

SDGs

Collaborators

Participants

Flood-affected households in Dusun Setia, including residents supported through local volunteers and the family of Ibu Iyet, who had previously sheltered approximately 30–50 people during flooding.

Location

Dusun Setia, Kesehatan Village, Aceh Tamiang Regency, Aceh, Indonesia

Key Activities

Assessment and coordination with field volunteers and community figures; delivery of food logistics and cleaning supplies; targeted distribution to affected residents; and support for immediate post-disaster recovery needs.

Expected Outcome

Improved access to food and hygiene supplies during early recovery; reduced immediate hardship among flood-affected families; safer household-cleaning conditions; and stronger local coordination and solidarity in disaster response.

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Emergency logistics delivered to flood-affected residents in Dusun Setia, Aceh Tamiang

Severe flooding across parts of Sumatra disrupted daily life, inundated homes, and restricted access to food and hygiene supplies. Dusun Setia in Kesehatan Village, Aceh Tamiang Regency, was among the communities affected.

In response, Yayasan Inspirasi Indonesia Membangun (YIIM), with support from PT Insight Investments Management, delivered food logistics and cleaning supplies on 19 December 2025. The assistance was intended to reduce immediate hardship and support residents during the first stage of recovery.

Distribution was coordinated with Basecamp Solidaritas Indonesia, local volunteers, and community figures. Assistance was directed through the home of Ibu Iyet, a resident recognized for sheltering and helping approximately 30–50 people during earlier flooding. As she remained displaced in Paya Bedi Village, the supplies were received by her brother, Jamil.

The initiative demonstrated the importance of targeted coordination during emergencies so limited resources reach people who need them most. Food supported basic nutrition, while cleaning equipment helped families restore safer and healthier living conditions.

The response contributed to SDG 2: Zero Hunger, SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being, and SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities by supporting essential needs, hygiene, and community resilience after a disaster.

Salam Inspirasi!