In the heart of endlessly pulsating Jakarta, the State University of Jakarta (UNJ) stands not as an ivory tower, but as an actively connected hub. The health and well-being of the campus community—students, lecturers, and staff—is not merely an internal responsibility, but a collaborative mission. This is the essence of "Collaborations and Health Service": a philosophy that comprehensive health services can only be achieved when a university opens its arms, forges partnerships, and builds bridges to a broader health ecosystem.

Student Health Unit (UKM): The Networked Front Line

The Student Health Unit (UKM) at UNJ is not just a clinic. It is a dynamic hub. Here, collaboration is its lifeblood. Every year, thousands of new students are welcomed with orientation programs that check not only their physical health but also their mental well-being through initial screening and counseling. However, its true strength lies in the network it weaves.

* Partnerships with Hospitals and Community Health Centers (Puskesmas): UNJ has a strong network with leading health institutions in Jakarta, from the Pasar Minggu Regional General Hospital to local Puskesmas. This collaboration enables quick and integrated referrals. If a student requires special treatment beyond the UKM's capacity, a green lane has been mapped to ensure continuous care without obstacles.
* Synergy with the Health Office: In matters of vaccination, disease prevention, or national health campaigns (such as World AIDS Day or Mental Health Day), UNJ becomes a strategic partner for the DKI Jakarta Health Office. The campus transforms into a mass vaccination center or outreach hub, where government health workers and the UKM team work shoulder-to-shoulder to educate and protect the university family.

*Smart Collaborations: When Health Touches Various Fields

The strength of UNJ's approach lies in its ability to unite different disciplines for one goal: health.

* Faculty of Sports Science (FIK) and Physical Health: The most natural collaboration. Sports science experts from FIK not only conduct research but also actively design fitness programs, lead mass exercise sessions, and provide movement consultations to prevent injuries and degenerative diseases among the academic community. It is the perfect marriage of theory and practice.
* Faculty of Psychology (FPsi) and Mental Health: In facing academic and social pressures, counseling services alone are no longer enough. FPsi and UKM collaborate to hold "Mental Health Awareness" workshops, stress resilience training, and deeper psychological services. Together, they build a support system to ensure no student struggles alone in silence.
* Partnerships with NGOs and Corporations: UNJ is open to cooperating with NGOs like the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) in organizing blood drives, or with pharmaceutical and health companies in providing free health check-up services. These collaborations enrich resources and expand the reach of services.

*Tangible Impact: Creating a Living, Breathing Environment

The impact of this collaboration is felt in the daily pulse of the campus:
1. Comprehensive Services: Students don't just get medicine for a fever; they also get access to nutritional counseling, physical therapy, and mental health support.
2. Sustainable Education: The campus becomes a living health education space. Every seminar, workshop, and campaign is a result of collaboration with field experts, ensuring the information provided is accurate and up-to-date.
3. A Caring Community: With a strong network in place, a sense of collective security is created. Everyone knows that behind them, there is a system ready to support them, both in sickness and in health prevention efforts.

"Collaborations and Health Service" at UNJ is ultimately not just about curing illness. It is about empowerment and humanization. It is a commitment to creating a campus ecosystem that not only produces intelligent scientists and educators but also healthy, resilient human beings who understand the importance of collaboration.

UNJ understands that in this interconnected era, health is a shared duty. And by building strong partnerships, UNJ not only safeguards the health of its community but also actively contributes to building a healthier Indonesian society, starting from its own campus environment.