Hanwha Life Launches 'Mobile Family Center' in Indonesia to Strengthen Community-Centered Mental Health Support for Women and Children

• Following the launch of "Digital Family Center" last year, "Mobile Family Center" is now open
• Provides on-site psychological and self-reliance counseling for women and children facing difficulties at home
• Over a decade of consistent family-focused social contribution activities, building strong community trust

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Jan. 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Hanwha Life announced that, on January 16, it handed over its "Mobile Family Center," which was designed to build psychological and emotional safety nets for women and children, to the Indonesian government at the Jakarta City Hall. Following the launch of the "Digital Family Center" at the Ministry of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection in Jakarta last year, "Mobile Family Center" aims to directly support underserved areas by adding mobile services.

Hanwha Life's "Digital Family Center" has been installed in two locations in the Jakarta area in collaboration with local child centers to provide mental care programs for women and children as well as counseling to promote welfare. This is the result of a partnership between Hanwha Life, the Jakarta government, and Save the Children, which has been ongoing since 2023.

The newly launched "Mobile Family Center" consists of a specially modified vehicle equipped with a counseling room, nursing room, and lounge. This mobile service will visit various regions on designated days, with the experts providing psychological counseling and self-reliance support programs. By offering this mobile center, access to welfare services will improve as people will no longer need to go long distances to use mental health services.

The Technical Service Unit for the Center for Women and Children Protection in Jakarta handled 1,682 cases of violence against women and children throughout 2023. These cases involved 665 girls, 286 boys, and 731 adult women. This number represents an increase compared to 2022, which recorded 1,455 cases of violence against women and children. Addressing the rising number of violence cases against women and children certainly requires specific solutions. The innovation of the Mobile Digital Family Center is expected to be a strategic step in strengthening the protection of women and children.

Hanwha Life's newly launched mobile counseling service will be able to operate in various locations, such as markets and apartment complexes. The mobile unit allows counselors to be closer to the community, enabling them to report issues they are experiencing, especially those related to violence against women and children. This innovation makes it easier for people to access counseling services, particularly for those who are reluctant or unaware of how to report the problems they are facing.

The handover ceremony was attended by over 200 participants, including Teguh Setyabudi, Acting Governor of Jakarta, Hong Jeong-pyo, Vice President of Hanwha Life, Rosianto Hamid, Chief Program Impact Creation of Save the Children Indonesia, Mochamad Miftahulloh Tamary, Director of the Ministry of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection, government officials, child protection agencies, and residents.

The attendees had the opportunity to experience the services provided inside the counseling vehicle firsthand, and share feedback from the residents, children, and counselors to discuss ways to operate this center more effectively and practically.

Hong Jeong-pyo, Vice President of Hanwha Life, stated, "We are delighted to bring essential support to the residents through "Mobile Family Center". We will continue to uphold our social responsibilities towards Indonesian communities, improving the quality of life for the local residents."

Hanwha Life first entered the Indonesian market in 2012 and has steadily expanded its footprint, now operating a nationwide network of 26 branches centered in Jakarta. Since its early days in the market, the company has consistently engaged in various social contribution activities, aimed at fostering a family-friendly environment in the region, including volunteer work for children in underserved areas, establishment of community child centers, and creation of youth entrepreneurship academies. These efforts have helped build strong trust within the local communities.

The company plans to further strengthen community-centered initiatives in global markets by promoting and implementing inclusive finance, reaching out to neighbors in need and making a meaningful impact on their lives.

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Jan. 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Hanwha Life announced that, on January 16, it handed over its "Mobile Family Center," which was designed to build psychological and emotional safety nets for women and children, to the Indonesian government at the Jakarta City Hall. Following the launch of the "Digital Family Center" at the Ministry of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection in Jakarta last year, "Mobile Family Center" aims to directly support underserved areas by adding mobile services.

Hanwha Life's "Digital Family Center" has been installed in two locations in the Jakarta area in collaboration with local child centers to provide mental care programs for women and children as well as counseling to promote welfare. This is the result of a partnership between Hanwha Life, the Jakarta government, and Save the Children, which has been ongoing since 2023.

The newly launched "Mobile Family Center" consists of a specially modified vehicle equipped with a counseling room, nursing room, and lounge. This mobile service will visit various regions on designated days, with the experts providing psychological counseling and self-reliance support programs. By offering this mobile center, access to welfare services will improve as people will no longer need to go long distances to use mental health services.

The Technical Service Unit for the Center for Women and Children Protection in Jakarta handled 1,682 cases of violence against women and children throughout 2023. These cases involved 665 girls, 286 boys, and 731 adult women. This number represents an increase compared to 2022, which recorded 1,455 cases of violence against women and children. Addressing the rising number of violence cases against women and children certainly requires specific solutions. The innovation of the Mobile Digital Family Center is expected to be a strategic step in strengthening the protection of women and children.

Hanwha Life's newly launched mobile counseling service will be able to operate in various locations, such as markets and apartment complexes. The mobile unit allows counselors to be closer to the community, enabling them to report issues they are experiencing, especially those related to violence against women and children. This innovation makes it easier for people to access counseling services, particularly for those who are reluctant or unaware of how to report the problems they are facing.

The handover ceremony was attended by over 200 participants, including Teguh Setyabudi, Acting Governor of Jakarta, Hong Jeong-pyo, Vice President of Hanwha Life, Rosianto Hamid, Chief Program Impact Creation of Save the Children Indonesia, Mochamad Miftahulloh Tamary, Director of the Ministry of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection, government officials, child protection agencies, and residents.

The attendees had the opportunity to experience the services provided inside the counseling vehicle firsthand, and share feedback from the residents, children, and counselors to discuss ways to operate this center more effectively and practically.

Hong Jeong-pyo, Vice President of Hanwha Life, stated, "We are delighted to bring essential support to the residents through "Mobile Family Center". We will continue to uphold our social responsibilities towards Indonesian communities, improving the quality of life for the local residents."

Hanwha Life first entered the Indonesian market in 2012 and has steadily expanded its footprint, now operating a nationwide network of 26 branches centered in Jakarta. Since its early days in the market, the company has consistently engaged in various social contribution activities, aimed at fostering a family-friendly environment in the region, including volunteer work for children in underserved areas, establishment of community child centers, and creation of youth entrepreneurship academies. These efforts have helped build strong trust within the local communities.

The company plans to further strengthen community-centered initiatives in global markets by promoting and implementing inclusive finance, reaching out to neighbors in need and making a meaningful impact on their lives.

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Hanwha Life Launches 'Mobile Family Center' in Indonesia to Strengthen Community-Centered Mental Health Support for Women and Children

The integration combines Glean's enterprise AI platform and enterprise data with Seclore ARMOR's Data Security Intelligence layer - giving regulated organizations context-aware sensitivity classification and the remediation controls to act on it.

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Aug. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Seclore, the enterprise Data Security Intelligence company, today announced an integration between ARMOR DSPM and Glean, the leading enterprise AI platform. ARMOR DSPM uses Glean's contextual data as the foundation for sensitivity classification, gives customers a unified remediation toolkit to act on what's identified, and writes labels directly onto source files where they persist and remain readable by Glean. For Glean customers in financial services, healthcare, legal services, and government, the integration builds on Glean's secure foundation with a faster path to AI-ready data identification and control across their full estate.

Context-Aware: Classification That Reflects How the Enterprise Actually Uses Data

Glean's Enterprise Graph indexes data across every system an organization uses, mapping how content, people, and work connect. ARMOR DSPM works with the document content and metadata, using them as the input to its classification engine and assigning sensitivity, information type, and exposure risk based on what each file actually contains. The same classification context drives mapping to GDPR, HIPAA, India's DPDP Act, and other regulatory frameworks. Glean customers get classification that operates across the same breadth of data Glean has already indexed — not a parallel discovery process on a subset of systems.

Actionable: Remediation and Posture Management Built In

Identification is the start, not the end. Once ARMOR DSPM has classified sensitive data, customers act on it through ARMOR's remediation toolkit: including natively integrated EDRM for persistent, file-level encryption and usage controls that travel with the file across users, systems, and external recipients; access control that adjusts who can open, share, or modify data based on sensitivity and context. For Glean customers, content surfaced through Glean's secure, permissions-aware platform can remain governed by that same persistent control framework.

Persistent: Labels That Travel With the Data

ARMOR DSPM writes classifications directly onto source files. Labels persist with the file independently of any platform: holding across indexing cycles, following the data between systems, and remaining intact whether the file is opened in its source application or surfaced through Glean. Because the label lives in the file itself, any system that reads the file sees the same classification.

What This Means for Glean Customers in Regulated Industries

For Glean customers in financial services, healthcare, legal services, and government, the integration helps organizations move faster with AI while maintaining the controls regulated environments require. 

Accelerated classification at enterprise breadth. ARMOR DSPM uses Glean's indexed data to bootstrap sensitivity classification across the systems Glean already covers, shortening time-to-coverage. ARMOR connectors are deployed where remediation actions are required.

Identification connects directly to action. Classification, posture management and EDRM-based protection operate as one control model - sensitive data isn't just discovered, it's protected.

Compliance proof at enterprise breadth. Continuous mapping to applicable regulatory frameworks gives customers a defensible posture across the same breadth Glean has established.

"Glean has built the industry's most comprehensive enterprise AI platform, and the enterprise context graph at its core indexes data across every system the enterprise relies on. With ARMOR, Glean customers get sensitivity classification across that same breadth, EDRM-based protection that travels with the file, and a defensible compliance posture that holds up across regulators. For regulated industries, that means a faster path from identification to control," said Dr. Vishal Gauri, CEO, Seclore.

"Regulated industries want to move faster with AI, but they also need confidence in how sensitive information is handled. By combining Glean's enterprise context layer with Seclore ARMOR, customers can identify important data with more context, connect those insights to the right controls, and bring AI into more regulated workflows with greater confidence. It's a strong example of how Glean's ecosystem helps customers bring trusted AI into more regulated, high-value workflows," said Zubin Irani, VP of Partnerships, Glean.

Availability

The integration is available now for organizations running ARMOR DSPM and Glean.

About Seclore

Seclore is the Data Security Intelligence company for the era of enterprise AI. As AI systems increasingly read, generate, and act on data without direct human oversight, organizations need more than visibility - they need intelligence, control, and proof. Seclore ARMOR brings together data discovery, contextual intelligence, persistent protection, continuous enforcement, and usage insight within a single control model. By securing the data itself and ensuring protection travels with it, Seclore enables organizations to adopt AI confidently, demonstrate compliance continuously, and maintain trust across people, partners, and AI systems. To know more, visit https://www.seclore.com/glean/

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Seclore and Glean Partner to Bring Context-Aware, Persistent Sensitivity and Security Controls to the Enterprise