The high number of non-communicable disease cases is influenced by low public awareness of early detection, limited capacity of health cadres, and a manual recording system. This article aims to develop a HAMEMAYU WARASING DESA model as a multi-risk control strategy for NCDs based on empowering health cadres in Caturharjo Village. The method used is a descriptive-conceptual approach through observation, interviews, and Focus Group Discussions (FGDs). The results of the model development indicate that HAMEMAYU WARASING DESA consists of five main components: PELITA KADER, PITUTUR WARAS, One Stop Service, SI-WARAS, and the integrated NCD Control Card. This model is designed to increase cadre capacity, strengthen public health literacy, facilitate screening, and support the digitalization of risk recording and monitoring.
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