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The Faculty of Public Health, Universitas Indonesia (FKM UI) has established collaborations with various national and international health institutions, including the Indonesian Ministry of Health, the University of Sydney, and the King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Center. One of the outcomes of this collaboration is the publication Food Hygiene and Sanitation at the Jakarta Pondok Gede Hajj Embarkation Dormitory, which aims to improve the health and welfare of Hajj pilgrims through hygiene surveillance, food sanitation, and training for catering officers. This initiative demonstrates a strong commitment to ensuring food safety and the well-being of pilgrims.
In addition, FKM UI collaborates with national institutions such as the Indonesian Ministry of Health to support evidence-based policymaking and public health program sustainability. In 2024, a study titled Procurement of Work Services Study on Maintaining the Sustainability of the National Health Insurance Program: Development of Revenue Collection Policy for Social Health Insurance Funds was published, contributing to the improvement of Indonesia’s National Health Insurance program. FKM UI also plays an active role in global health research to provide evidence that supports national and international decision-makers in reducing the burden of tuberculosis (TB).
BAKPAO (Bakti Sosial Pas OKK) is a community service program organized by the Department of Social and Community Affairs, BEM IM FKM UI 2024, which aims to instill and enhance the values of empathy and concern among new FKM UI 2024 students toward health and environmental issues in their surroundings. Carrying the theme “Mari Lakukan Aksi Demi Kebaikan (MALAIKA)” or “Let’s Take Action for Good,” the word Malaika, derived from Arabic and African languages, means “angel,” symbolizing the act of doing good and spreading kindness to those in need. Through this theme, new students of FKM UI are encouraged to become caring individuals who are ready to help and bring positive change to their environment. The program also aims to facilitate and strengthen students’ active participation in social movements while fostering social and environmental awareness.
Similarly, FKM UI Peduli 20 is a community service initiative under the same department, conducted from May to September 2024, involving Universitas Indonesia students in contributing to improving health management in the target area, Sukamaju Village, Kadudampit District, Sukabumi Regency. This program emphasizes preventive efforts against stunting risk factors through various community based activities, including health interventions, solution-oriented projects, and advocacy programs. Additionally, FKM UI Peduli 20 actively disseminates educational content through social media and conducts public campaigns to raise awareness about stunting issues.
Complementing these initiatives, the Nutrition Family Association of the Faculty of Public Health, Universitas Indonesia (AKG FKM UI), also runs a program called Gizi Bakti Masyarakat (GBM), which serves as a platform for sharing knowledge and providing education to adolescents, particularly school students. GBM 2024 aims to increase the knowledge, awareness, and concern of junior high school students about daily sugar, salt, and fat (SSF) consumption limits under the theme “Balancing Your Plate: The Key to Better Health.” The program hopes to help students understand the dangers of excessive SSF consumption, especially from ultra-processed foods, in order to prevent related health problems as early as possible. Moreover, GBM provides an opportunity for FKM UI Nutrition students to apply and share their academic knowledge with the community. This year, GBM is conducted at SMP 115 Jakarta through a series of on-site activities, including a seminar on SSF limitation, a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) session that allows direct interaction between students and facilitators, as well as pre-test and post-test sessions to evaluate participants’ understanding of the presented material.
The Faculty of Public Health has a shared sports facility which is the one in front of Building G. The sports facility can be used by anyone as long as they obeyed the terms and conditions when loaning the facility. It is free of charge and there is no time duration as to how long people can loan the facility.
The Faculty of Public Health provide students with access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including information and education services. Within the Faculty of Public Health, there’s a student association called the PIK-R Rumah Panda (Youth Information and Counseling Center, Student Forum Concerned with Reproductive Health). One of the activities organized by PIK-R Rumah Panda is called Peer Education. The purpose of the activity is to gain basic knowledge about reproductive health and gender which later will be useful for the PIK-R Rumah Panda community in conducting advocacy, counseling, and counseling to the community or the intended target.
During the Faculty Academic System Introduction for New Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students, the Faculty of Public Health (FKM) provides a session dedicated to the topic of mental health issues. The speakers for this session are counselors from the Makara Satellite Clinic at UI, which specifically addresses mental health concerns among students.
In addition, the Department of Advocacy and Student Welfare (Adkesma) of the Student Executive Board (BEM) also regularly conducts activities related to mental health issues, including:
a. Publishing educational content on mental health through the Instagram account @adkesma.bemfkmui
b. Facilitating FKM UI students to share their stories or seek counseling through LINE CURMA and/or the Instagram account @adkesma.bemfkmui (peer counseling)
→ bit.ly/curmainaja, During the Faculty Academic System Introduction for New Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students, the Faculty of Public Health (FKM) provides a session dedicated to the topic of mental health issues. The speakers for this session are counselors from the Makara Satellite Clinic at Universitas Indonesia (UI), which specifically handles mental health concerns among students.
In addition, the Department of Advocacy and Student Welfare (Adkesma) under the Student Executive Board (BEM) also regularly carries out activities related to mental health issues, including:
a. Publishing weekly educational content on mental health in the form of infographics through the Instagram account @adkesma.bemfkmui.
b. Conducting a peer counselor training at the Makara Satellite Clinic in May 2023. These peer counselors are expected to become “active agents” in promoting awareness and addressing student mental health issues. They also facilitate FKM UI students to share their stories through LINE CURMA and/or the Instagram account @adkesma.bemfkmui (peer counseling).
→ bit.ly/curmainaja
c. In commemoration of World Mental Health Day 2024, Adkesma BEM FKM, in collaboration with BKM FKM, undergraduate students from the Learning Organization and Systems Thinking course, and postgraduate students from the Strategic Leadership course, organized a series of events consisting of a talk show, seminar, webinar, and short film screening related to mental health.
“Since 2024, the Faculty of Public Health, Universitas Indonesia (FKM UI), has established a Student Counseling Body (BKM). The BKM consists of lecturers representing each department who have received training to serve as counselors. FKM students who wish to receive counseling can make an appointment in advance through the following link: https://s.id/konselingfkmui. For cases that require more specialized treatment from a professional psychologist, BKM FKM may directly refer students to the Makara Satellite Clinic UI. For the general student community, counseling services can be conducted online or offline by scheduling an appointment in advance through the registration link: http://bit.ly/layanankonselingUI.”
For students who require further treatment and medication therapy to address their mental health conditions, based on recommendations from psychologists at the Makara Satellite Clinic UI, they may be referred to a psychiatrist at Universitas Indonesia Hospital (RS UI).
In addition, Universitas Indonesia also provides paid access for students who wish to receive direct counseling services at the Applied Psychology Institute, Faculty of Psychology UI.
The Universitas Indonesia has a policy called Kawasan Tanpa Rokok (Non-Smoking Area) approved by the University’s Rector in 2011 through Keputusan Rektor Universitas Indonesia Nomor 1805/SK/R/UI/2011 tentang Kawasan Tanpa Rokok Universitas Indonesia (Decree of the Rector of the Universitas Indonesia Number 1805/SK/R/UI/2011 concerning the Non-Smoking Area of the Universitas Indonesia). Through the decree, the Rector of Universitas Indonesia emphasizes the background, purpose, and target of the decree clearly. The decree also mentioned the provision of smoking areas as well as supervision of the decree’s implementation in all faculty of Universitas Indonesia including the Faculty of Public Health.
Universitas Indonesia provides free access to counseling with psychologists at the Makara Universitas Indonesia satellite clinic. Counseling can be done online or offline with prior appointment via the registration link: http://bit.ly/layanankonselingUI.
The Faculty of Public Health, Universitas Indonesia through its Facility Maintenance team promotes mental health which is sent to all staff through WhatsApp. Apart from that, the faculty also held a mental health webinar on the occasion of its anniversary which featured Psychiatrists at the Psychiatrist Hospital Dr. H. Marzoeki Mahdi Bogor as one of the spokeperson.
