Project Overview : Rumah Kedua (The Second Home) is a strategic digital response to the fragility of conventional social monitoring in protecting today’s youth. It is designed not just as a reporting tool, but as an integrated mental defense ecosystem that bridges the gap between technological speed and human empathy.

The Challenge (The Problem) : Current protection mechanisms are suffering from “functional paralysis.” According to Indonesia Education Monitoring Network (JPPI) data, there were 573 cases of violence in 2024 alone. The core issues include:

• Systemic Fragility: Slow bureaucracy and limited access leave victims unprotected.

• Psychological Safety Gap: A massive fear of social stigma prevents victims of bullying and sexual violence from speaking up.

• Trauma Exploitation: Perpetrators exploit these systemic loopholes, leaving victims in prolonged trauma without adequate help.

The Solution (Design & Logic) : I designed a transformation-driven platform focused on a Preventive-Predictive approach to human safety:

• Integrated Defense Ecosystem: Moving beyond “passive reporting” to a system that combines automated urgency with human-centric counseling.

• Interconnected Support: A synergy designed to multiply existing support capacities rather than replace them, ensuring faster intervention.

• Stigma-Free Interface: A UI/UX focused on privacy and anonymity to break the barriers of fear, ensuring equal access to mental health support.