Susila Dharma International Association is a global, member based network made up of 23 national Susila Dharma organisations and 47 development projects.
We work in four development areas:
- Child Development & Education
- Community Health & Well-being
- Community Development & Sustainable Livelihoods
- Protecting the Environment
New on our Website
- SPOTLIGHT on SD NATIONALS : Raphael Bate and Haris Wolfgang write on how to build strong national Susila Dharma organizations.
- Social Networking for Success in Subud : Subud members who have not succeeded in their material lives can see their situation as an opportunity to put into practice spiritual tools and receive support from the network of Subud members.
- Pioneering a sustainable village in Haiti : Patricia Arquette's Project in Haiti — demonstrating sustainable initiatives including housing made from shipping containers, sanitation solutions, water filtration, alternative energy, communal food and herb gardens.
SDIA's Annual Report for 2009 is now available on our website. Click here to download the PDF file
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New on the 'Blog
The rest of the articles from In Context, the Susila Dharma magazine distributed at the World Congress in New Zealand are now posted on the blog:
- Another success for the Human Force! — Twelve volunteers from 4 countries worked to promote environmental awareness, hosted educational activities in the community of Puebla, Mexico as they took personal responsibility both locally and globally at Usaha Mulia Abadi (UMA).
- Crossing to the other side – episode 5 — Solen Lees in Colombia: Conflict arises when local organizations feel themselves to be in competition for scarce resources.
- Clearing the Path — the impact of mine clearance on development, by Imbert Mathee.
- Through a Microscope — volunteer pre-med student teaches biology to street children in Paraguay, by Myroslava Mykytyn.
- Seeking Sustainable Healthcare in DR Congo — creating community health care centres, by Virginia Thomas.
- From Village to City: The Migration of India’s Farmers — Social, economic, and technological changes force Indian farmers to leave a traditional way of life, by Cassidy Sterling.
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A boy painting at Usaha Mulia Abadi (UMA), Mexico.
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We have chosen the theme “Ageless Susila Dharma” for this issue because you are never too old or too young to be socially engaged and active. Not only that, social engagement can actually help improve quality of health and life! See Virginia’s article below. This issue includes:
Inside this issue…
- Ageless Susila Dharma!
- Making the Most of Living to your Nineties and Beyond
- Integrated Health Trust (UK)
- 2010 Volunteer Work Camp in Mexico
- Project News
- Three New Project Members—UK, Colombia, DR Congo
- YUM Organic Farm Project—Indonesia
- SD Nationals News
- Report on Chile Earthquake Relief
- New SD Chairs
- Update from SD France
- Subud Portland Support to SD USA
- Spotlight for SD Nationals
- Other News
- WSA Care Support Team Appointed
- Development News About:
- Millennium Development Goals
- Expert Mechanism on Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- Inclusive Education
- From the SDIA Office
- Reading In Context in Brazil
- SDIA 2009 Annual Report



