Has Your Name Been Registered as a Recipient of Social Assistance? Here's How to Check the PKH Status Online via Mobile Phone
The Shiro Copr The Current Community Can Check the Status of PKH Social Assistance Recipients Online via Mobile Phone.
The government continues to improve access to information regarding social assistance, including the Family Hope Program (PKH).
Now, the community can easily check whether they are registered as recipients of direct assistance from the official website of the Ministry of Social Affairs (Kemensos) just by using a mobile phone and an internet connection.
PKH is a conditional aid program targeting poor families with members such as pregnant women, toddlers, school children, the elderly, or people with disabilities.
To ensure data transparency, the Ministry of Social Affairs provides an online verification feature based on the National Identity Number (NIK) and place of residence.
Check PKH Social Assistance Online Steps
To find out whether you are registered as a recipient of the PKH social assistance, follow the following guidelines:
-Access page https://cekbansos.kemensos.go.id through your mobile phone browser.
-Select and fill in the regional data according to your residence: province, regency/city, district, and village.
-Enter full name according to KTP.
-Type the captcha code displayed.
- Click the "Search Data" button.
-The search results will show whether you are a recipient or not.
Online PKH Check Advantages
- Directly connected to the Ministry of Social Affairs data: The information displayed is sourced from the latest and accurate Integrated Social Welfare Data (DTKS).
-Practical and fast: No need to queue at the village/neighborhood office.
-Free of charge: This service can be accessed for free, just provide internet.
If the Name Does Not Appear, This Is Probably the Cause
-Not registered in DTKS.
-Error in filling name or region during verification.
-The verification process by the Ministry of Social Affairs is still ongoing.
If this occurs, you can:
Updating data in the village or local social affairs office.
Proposing names through the Village Meeting (Musdes).
Contacting the PKH facilitator in your area.
With this system, the community no longer needs to wait for information manually. With just a mobile phone, all information regarding the PKH social assistance program can now be easily, quickly, and reliably accessed anytime it is needed.
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