About Us //
The National Alliance for Children Living with HIV is an advocacy forum comprised of organizations, individuals, and experts in Indonesia who share the vision and mission of ensuring and promoting the fulfillment of the rights of children living with HIV in Indonesia. The alliance was initiated in December 2022 by the Positive Indonesia Network, the Indonesian Positive Women's Association, Lentera Anak Pelangi, and the Pelita Ilmu Foundation, with support from UNAIDS Indonesia.
The National Alliance for Children Living with HIV (NAHI) exists to address the need for a common platform that has been lacking in Indonesia. Numerous organizations have implemented various support and services for children living with HIV, but they remain separate and limited to specific regions. This alliance was formed not to replace these efforts, but rather to strengthen them through national collaboration.
As a joint advocacy forum, the alliance strives to mainstream the fulfillment of the rights of children living with HIV —including the right to health, protection, and a life free from stigma—into Indonesian policy and practice. As of January 2026, the National Alliance for Children Living with HIV has grown to include more than 30 organizations and 30 individuals from various sectors across Indonesia.
Background //
Children and adolescents living with HIV represent a group with highly specific needs, yet they are often invisible within the broader HIV response. For years, initiatives for children living with HIV have operated separately, in limited regions, and not been integrated into a single national advocacy framework. This has resulted in limited access to child-friendly services, policies that are not fully inclusive, and persistent stigma and discrimination.
The National Alliance for Children with HIV exists as a shared space to bridge these gaps, strengthen cross-sector coordination, and drive sustainable change for children and adolescents with HIV in Indonesia.
Sejarah & Inisiasi //
The National Alliance for Children with HIV was initiated in December 2022 by the Positive Indonesia Network, the Indonesian Positive Women's Association, Lentera Anak Pelangi, and the Pelita Ilmu Foundation, with support from UNAIDS Indonesia. By January 2026, the National Alliance for Children with HIV had grown into a network of more than 30 organizations and 30 individuals from various provinces in Indonesia, working together to strengthen advocacy and promote more inclusive policies for children and adolescents with HIV.
Vision //
Terpenuhinya hak anak dan remaja berisiko serta hidup dengan HIV di Indonesia melalui keterlibatan multi-sektoral di tingkat nasional dan lokal.
Mission //
To be a multi-stakeholder advocacy forum that encourages the fulfillment of the rights of children and adolescents at risk of and living with HIV in Indonesia.
Values & Principles //
All efforts made to mainstream and encourage the fulfillment of the rights of children and adolescents at risk of and living with HIV must be carried out by prioritizing the best interests of the child with the following principles:
Non-discriminatory
Maintain confidentiality and privacy
All these principles must be in line with relevant international conventions and laws, such as the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and other national and human rights laws.
Structure //
The National Alliance for Children with HIV has the following structure:
National Secretariat
Coordinator
Deputy Coordinator
Secretary 1
Secretary 2
Natasya Sitorus
Ayu Oktariani
Magdalena Mashudi
Evan Jehian
Public Relations Division
Tika Surya Atmaja (Pelita Ilmu Foundation)
Fatimah (Lamp of Knowledge Foundation)
Hilal Achmad (Papua Lestari Foundation)
Yulius Adam (KDS Pandawa)
Anis Sujati (PKBI East Java)
Egha Gerungan
Media and Communication Division
Grace Situmorang (Cul-Desac)
Tina Tresye Lekatompessy (Maluku Rainbow Foundation)
Fao Varenzio (Youth Representative)
Kesya Annisa (Youth Representative)
Hages Budiman (Cul-Desac)
Advocacy Division
Sari Dewi Aznur
Magdalena Diah Utami (Victory Plus)
Ghevin Agung Nugraha
Rachmono Hadi Susilo (Kebaya Foundation)
Hasbi A. Harahap (Intimuda Indonesia)
Julie Rostina (YMPAI)
Emah Suleman (Black and White KDS)
Research and Development and Monitoring and Evaluation Division
Lum'atul Khoiroh
Hani Ati
Anis Fazirotul Muhtar (Feminist Study Circle)
Riama Siringo
Wawa Reswana
Sisi Simanullang (Atma Jaya PPH)
Gaby Langi (PPH Atma Jaya)
Fundraising Division
Nining Ivana
Hartini Rahayu
Baby Virgarose (SPINN)
Slamet Haye (Kebaya Foundation)
Rosano Karamoy (Maluku Rainbow Foundation)