Cakrawala Kesehatan Foundation (YCK), also known as Frontiers for Health (F2H), is a non-profit organization established in 2003. F2H focuses on developing research-based maternal-child, adolescent, and early childhood education programs. The foundation was initiated by Prof. Em. Dr. Anna Alisjahbana, dr., Sp.A (K), along with five co-founders from various disciplines (health, management, anthropology, psychology, and communication). The foundation stemmed from the founders’ concern about the disparity in health services and early childhood development in urban and rural areas.

The founders were previously researchers at the WHO-Collaborating Centre for PMC (Perinatal, Maternal, and Child Health) at Padjadjaran University. F2H’s significant contribution at the national level was the modification of Posyandu activities into the Taman Posyandu program in 1999, which spanned 10 locations in Tanjung Sari, Sumedang Regency, adding child development aspects and nine important messages for parents.

The Taman Pos Yandu program was introduced at the International forum in October 2003 in Bangkok, Thailand and received the award for “Best overall on the Integrated Regional Forum on Early Childhood Development (ECCD).

In collaboration with donors, F2H introduced, trained and evaluated this program in various provinces, and was finally adopted by the central government as the PAUD-HI (Holistic-Integrative Early Childhood Development) program as stipulated in Presidential Regulation NO.60/2013.

VISION

Realizing a healthy, intelligent and empowered generation of Indonesia through the development of maternal and child health programs, families, early childhood and adolescents.

MISION

• Conducting health education and promotion for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers, newborns, and toddlers to ensure an optimal First 1,000 Days of Life.
• Preparing adolescents for a healthy transition physically, mentally, and socially through reproductive health and nutrition education.
• Developing early childhood development care programs that encompass holistic child needs and community- and family-based child protection.
• Engaging families, cadres, early childhood education tutors, and local institutions as key actors in creating a healthy and safe environment.
• Partnering with government, the private sector, and civil society to expand networks and program sustainability.