When a mother's
life depends on
one message.

In the villages of East Nusa Tenggara, a community health worker called a Kader visits families on foot. She carries a KMS book, a pen, and a weighing scale. She knows the families. But when a pregnant mother shows signs of preeclampsia, she has no way to know what to do — and no doctor within hours.

Indonesia's 1.4 million Kaders are one of the most remarkable public health forces in the world. They show up — every day, in every village, in every condition — driven entirely by care for their community. SahAIbat exists to give that dedication the tools it deserves.

SahAIbat was built for her.

Not a diagnostic engine. Not a replacement for doctors. A companion — something that walks alongside the Kader, giving her confidence when she needs it most.

Sanjib Maity

Founder · SahAIbat Foundation / Vinatra

Canada 🇨🇦

“Sanjib spent a decade building enterprise automation systems — and couldn't stop asking the same question: why do the communities with the highest disease burden have the least digital support? He left a comfortable career to build the answer. SahAIbat is what happens when a technologist refuses to look away.”

Dr. Ratih Rakhmawati, M.Biomed

Clinical & Digital Health Lead

Indonesia 🇮🇩

“Dr. Ratih has spent over 20 years strengthening health systems across Indonesia — leading digital training programmes that reached thousands of cadres and providers across multiple provinces. She believes the future of community health is built on people who are well-equipped, not just well-meaning. At SahAIbat, she ensures every clinical module is grounded in national standards and designed to actually work in the hands of the people using it.”

Stefanus Bere

Programme Director · Health Systems & Community

East Nusa Tenggara 🇮🇩

“Stefanus has spent nearly 20 years working where the need is greatest — building health systems in NTT and Timor-Leste that are equitable, accountable, and community-driven. He led district-level reforms under the DFAT-funded Australia-Indonesia maternal health partnership, and has worked with USAID, the UN, IOM, and CARE International. A University of Queensland alumnus, he brings the rare combination of policy depth and field fluency that SahAIbat needs to reach communities that systems often miss.”

“Risti has spent her career doing one thing: building communities that actually move people. From growing wellness spaces to managing KOL partnerships to expanding health learning programmes — she has always believed that the right message, delivered the right way, changes behaviour. At SahAIbat, she brings that conviction to the communities who need it most. She is the reason people find us, trust us, and stay.”