Sadar Hati invites donors, companies, universities, and service partners to walk together — 24 years of proven, evidence-based methodology embedded in East Java’s public health system. Find the collaboration area that fits best below.
A harm-reduction methodology since 2002 — across 5 program eras and 7 national & international donors.
Rigorous M&E, transparent aggregate data, aligned with national surveillance (STBP, MoH).
Across 8+ community health centers, 3 MMT clinics, hospitals, and government partners — not starting from scratch.
1 of 8 ViiV grantees across ASEAN · Ministry of Social Affairs accreditation "B" · Official IPWL institution.
Every partnership is designed around real needs on the ground and the strengths Sadar Hati has built over 24 years. These are the areas most ready to work on together.
Two decades of field data from hard-to-reach populations form a research foundation few organizations hold — including the chance to validate screening instruments (SRQ, DAST) not yet calibrated for Indonesia’s key populations.
A real training ground: students and psychologists-in-training learn directly alongside a complex community, with clinical supervision and Do No Harm principles.
Sadar Hati is the bridge from community to the service system — with referral networks already embedded in health centers, hospitals, and partner clinics.
The core of our work for 24 years: reaching those hardest to reach, from HIV prevention to mental health. We are also beginning to develop maternal & child health.
Through the SAHAWOOD ecosystem, community economic empowerment becomes a path to sustainability — not just short-term aid.
A track record of seven national and international donors, with transparent reporting and rigorous M&E as our working standard.
Institutions that have funded, partnered, and worked alongside Sadar Hati.
Our team is ready to discuss partnerships, funding, client referrals, or advocacy collaboration.
