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Challenges facing the demographic bonus of 2045 require Indonesia to have the ability to leverage the development of basic education and health services as an effort to equalize development, especially in isolated areas. The incessant development in the border area will make the local community experience major changes so that efforts need to be prepared for equitable distribution of education and health development by empowering the role of social capital in accelerating development and maintaining the cultural values of the communities in their respective regions. This study aims to identify social capital, program needs and appropriate institutional models in cooperation between regions with the empowerment of social capital in education and health development in Sungai Benuh Village. The research was a mixed method study with a qualitative approach to identify social capital, and a quantitative approach to identify the program and institutional needs involved. The results showed that social capital in Sungai Benuh Village has excellent information potential that provides community access to the world of education and health and fosters trust in strengthening cooperation between the two government institutions in East Tanjung Jabung Regency and Banyuasin District. The need for education and health programs is a basic need now with the construction of bridges as a link between the Sungai Benuh Village and Tanah Pilih Village is needed to be realized, so that education and health development cooperation can be implemented. The ideal institution by empowering social capital becomes a strategy for implementing development cooperation that has been planned by optimizing empowerment at the micro level through family empowerment, study groups, community leaders, religious leaders, traditional leaders, youth associations and optimizing the power of providing information from these capital in preparing the community to face changes in development in the village of Sungai Benuh.