About Us

Who We Are

Savy Amira WCC is a non-profit organization founded by a group of women activists on November 25, 1997, under Notarial Deed No. 27/1997 by Shinta Ameliawaty, SH. From the various cases we have handled, we initially developed into a crisis center for women survivors of gender-based violence, particularly domestic violence. Over time, we grew into a service provider center for women and children who are survivors of gender-based violence (GBV).

Vision and Mission

A healthy, empowered, and equal society within an inclusive, sustainable, and ecological-conscious system.

Theory of Change

Safeguarding Principles

ZERO TOLERANCE TO VIOLENCE

Any form of violence or actions that disregard individual dignity and diversity constitutes a violation of human rights and goes against the vision of Savy Amira.

SELF AUTHORITY

Savy Amira holds the responsibility to exemplify its vision in creating a violence-free environment both within society and within the organization itself.

PARTICIPATORY

Everyone has a role to play in helping Savy Amira create a safe space within the organization.

SAFE PLACE FOR EVERYONE

Everyone has the right to feel protected from all forms of violence when accessing Savy Amira’s services or participating in its programs. This right also extends to Savy Amira’s team members, who deserve a safe and respectful workplace environment.