Since early March 2025, Indonesia has experienced heavy rainfall, which has resulted in significant floods and other natural disasters in a number of locations. The impacted communities have experienced hardships and material losses as a result of this calamity. Through the Patra Jasa Peduli program, Patra Jasa Group showed its concern and solidarity by helping the PERWIRA and locals who survived the natural disaster (6/3).

This flood affected up to 47 PERWIRA Patra Jasa from different operating divisions within the organization from a few of location, such as The Head Office (HO), Patra Jasa Office Tower, Grha Pertamina, Patraland Residential Kuningan, Urbano Apartment, and Patra Facility Management Services (FMS) Jakarta. Following the disaster, the impacted PERWIRA Patra Jasa received aid in the form of basic food supplies for their everyday requirements.

On the same occasion, Patra Facility Management Services (FMS) together with Patra Jasa Peduli also distributed aid as a form of solidarity for flood survivors in several areas such as Bekasi, Jakarta (Jatinegara), and Cengkareng (4/3). In addition, Patra FMS Kalimantan Region also took action to distribute aid to the flood-affected citizen.

In addition to providing food aid, Patra Jasa also ensures that the affected PERWIRA receive further support to recover their conditions post-disaster. The company strives to provide assistance and coordination with relevant parties to ensure the basic needs of employees and the community are met. This effort aligns with the social responsibility values upheld by Patra Jasa in every step of its business.

In addition, Patra Jasa continues to promote the spirit of mutual cooperation and togetherness among all employees and stakeholders. The active participation of various business units and regions in the Patra Jasa Peduli program shows that the company is not only focused on business growth but also has a strong social responsibility. Patra Jasa is committed to continuously being present in the community, especially in emergency situations such as natural disasters, in order to make a tangible contribution to building social and environmental resilience.