Jakarta, November 15, 2025 – The Student Activity Unit (UKM) iCare Bunda Mulia University (UBM) Ancol Campus successfully held the REBORN 11 activity with the theme “SAPA: Small Action, Powerful Awareness”. This activity was held at The UBM Master Kitchen (TUMK) and The UBM Seminar Room (TUSR), and was attended by UBM students who are prospective iCare members for the upcoming academic year.
Addressing environmental issues, REBORN 11 aims to broaden participants’ horizons and encourage the development of their potential to make a positive contribution to their surroundings. This activity also aligns with iCare’s three pillars: environment, health, and social. In addition to strengthening leadership character based on family values, REBORN 11 is designed to foster social awareness and develop prospective members who are active, caring, and ready to contribute to the organization’s development.
The series of activities began with an opening by the MC, followed by remarks from the Chairperson of the REBORN 11 Executive Committee, representatives of the Student Affairs Division (BKM) Mr. Nurhidayat S.Pd., MIKom, and the Chairperson of iCare. The atmosphere of the activity was then relaxed with an ice breaking session before participants received the main material delivered by Miss Nahdya Maulina, ST, M.Sc. from the Waste Sorting Community Education House and at the same time she works as a special staff at the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK). The material focused on the concept of Conscious Buying and its impact on the environment, so it is hoped that it can increase participants’ awareness of more responsible consumer behavior.
Following the presentation, the activity continued with a series of group games at several stations to build cohesiveness and strengthen relationships among participants. The next session featured presentations of projects prepared by each group as part of the process of developing creativity and teamwork.
As the closing of the program series, it was announced that all participants were officially declared members of the iCare class of 2025. The implementation of REBORN 11 went smoothly, and the committee expressed its appreciation to BKM, iCare supervisors, alumni, and all parties who have supported the implementation of this activity. In the future, iCare is committed to continuing to present programs that are aligned with the environmental, health, and social pillars to enrich insights and provide a positive impact for students of Bunda Mulia University, Ancol Campus. iCare, weCare.
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