Community Service Journal of Indonesia

SELF-CARE TRAINING FOR SANTRI AS AN EFFORT TO PREVENT SCABIES IN PESANTREN

Khamida — 2024-11-21

Islamic boarding schools in Indonesia have classic problems related to the health of students, one of which is common in Islamic boarding schools and identical to the lives of students, is scabies. This community service activity was carried out at the As Syafiiyah Islamic boarding school to provide solutions to the problems of the As Syafiiyah Islamic boarding school community by providing education, training as well and mentoring Islamic boarding school health cadres in preventing scabies. This activity is carried out by providing education, training, and assistance to students and poskestren cadres about "self-care" in preventing scabies. Evaluation of this activity was carried out using pre and post-test scores. It was found that there was an increase in the post-test score compared to the pre-test. Before the self-care training was given, it was found that 20% of the students were still not clean in maintaining their hygiene, but after the self-care training was given, it was found that none (0%) of the students were clean and 58.5% of their hygiene was good. It is concluded that self-care training can improve the ability of students to prevent scabies through personal hygiene skills which include: clothing hygiene, skin hygiene, hand and nail hygiene, genital hygiene, towel hygiene, and cleanliness of prayer tools. The behavior of preventing scabies through maintaining personal hygiene needs to be stated in the Pesantren regulations and socialized to the Pesantren community and requires support from the Kyai or Pesantren leaders, including Bu Nyai Pesantren so that it can be implemented properly.

UTILIZATION OF MORINGA LEAVES AS A LOCAL FOOD INNOVATION TO REDUCE STUNTING IN BULURI SUBDISTRICT, PALU CITY

Muhammad Sabri Syahrir — 2024-11-21

Stunting is a serious issue affecting child growth and development due to chronic malnutrition and recurrent infections. In Palu City, the prevalence of stunting among children under five reached 22.1% in 2023, with a target to reduce it to 14% by 2024. Achieving this target requires a comprehensive approach, including public education on the importance of stunting prevention and balanced nutrition. In addition to education, training in healthy food processing based on local food potential is also conducted, aimed at utilizing local resources rich in nutritional value. This program is implemented through step-by-step cooking demonstrations with direct community involvement. One of the food innovations introduced is the processing of moringa leaves into moringa chicken tofu balls, which are nutrient-dense to support child growth. The program has shown improvements in community knowledge and skills in processing local foods and understanding nutritional intake. However, the program has not fully achieved its target due to low awareness among mothers about balanced nutrition. Therefore, additional strategies are needed, such as continuous nutrition campaigns, strengthening community participation, and cross-sector collaboration to achieve optimal results.

STRENGTHENING HEALTH LITERACY AS THE MAIN PILLAR OF REALISING HEALTHY SCHOOLS AT NAHDLATUL ULAMA JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL IN BANJARMASIN CITY

Ermeisi Er Unja — 2024-11-21

Strengthening health literacy in realising healthy schools is one of the focuses of community service activities to be achieved in this activity. Gerakan Sekolah Sehat (GSS) is an activity programme that aims to improve the health and well-being of students in the school environment. This programme covers a wide range of aspects, from improving the cleanliness of the school environment to health education for students at school. Some of the main components of the healthy school movement include health education, provision of health facilities and waste management. Along with the implementation of this PMP activity, it is hoped that the data will help to overcome some of the existing shortcomings. The participants in this counselling and training activity were 25 UKS cadres consisting of 20 students and 5 accompanying teachers. Thefirst activity carried out was the socialisation of the role of the UKS cadres as well as the duties and responsibilities of the UKS cadres. Furthermore, training on clean and healthy living behaviour (PHBS) and first aid for accidents (P3K) was conducted. The second activity is to revitalise the UKS room. The UKS room will be organised according to its function. Incomplete UKS equipment will be tried to be equipped in accordance with the actual UKS standards. The third activity is the implementation of counselling and socialisation on how to prevent 3 major sins to partners and UKS cadres. At the evaluation stage, data on the increase in knowledge was obtained as much as 80% in the good knowledge category and the results of observations showed that the cadres could carry out health checks using tools independently.

EDUCATION ABOUT AGING AND CHAIR EXERCISE TO MAINTAIN ELDERLY MOBILITY

Maria Theresia Arie Lilyana — 2024-11-25

Problems in the elderly that often become a concern include immobilization and instability causes aging. This problem can accompanied by chronic diseases such as Hipertension and Diabetes Mellitus. If it does not receive proper attention and treatment, it can disrupt the quality of life of the elderly. Based on that finding Community service activities are carried out through education about the aging process and the changes that occur with age. The education provided is useful in increasing the knowledge of the elderly as shown by the pre and post results, there is an increase in good knowledge results from 8 people (35%) to 11 people (47%) and low knowledge from 7 people (30%) to 5 people (22%). The physical activity demonstration "chair exercise" was well attended by the participants. This is demonstrated by the participants' active participation in the activity from start to finish and the movements are carried out well according to the guidelines.

IMPLEMENTING PUBLIC EDUCATION TO IMPROVE BASIC LIFE SUPPORT FOR OUT-OF-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST VICTIMS

Fakrul Ardiansyah — 2024-11-21

The incidence of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest worldwide is increasing every year, and Indonesia is one of the countries where the exact incidence of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest is not yet known. The main cause of cardiac arrest is cardiovascular disease. Deaths in Indonesia due to cardiovascular diseases amount to 7.4 million (42.3%), with 6.7 million (38.3%) caused by Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) and 6.7 million (38.3%) caused by stroke. The incidence rate of heart disease in West Kalimantan is 7.89%, with hypertension incidence in individuals over 18 years old at 8.16% and in Kubu Raya Regency at 5.51%. The incidence of stroke in West Kalimantan is 0.96%. This has led to an increasing incidence of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. The purpose of this community service is to provide knowledge about basic life support for cardiac arrest victims at SMAN 1 Sungai Ambawang. Providing education about preparedness for the general public is very important for enhancing knowledge. the education impact test results indicated that the median knowledge score before delivery education is 47, whereas the median knowledge score after delivery education was 87. The average difference between the pre-test and post-test knowledge scores was 40.40. A the Wilcoxon test show that p = 0.001 (α<0.05), signifying a substantial effect of education on knowledge of basic life support for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest victims at SMAN 1 Sungai Ambawang. we can conclude that our understanding of basic life support for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest victims has improved.

IMPROVING KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF VULVA HYGYNE AS AN EFFORTS TO PREVENT VAGINAL DISCHARGE IN ADOLESCENT FEMALES IN KEDIRI

Agus Sulistyowati — 2024-12-02

Ringin Sari Village is a fairly advanced village, but many of its people are not yet aware of the importance of knowledge, especially parents who are not yet aware of providing knowledge about reproduction to their children, especially those who are about to face menarche, they let their children get knowledge from various sources whose truth cannot be accounted for. Teachers sometimes still consider it taboo to provide education related to reproduction to their students. This Community Service was carried out at SDN Ringin Sari Kediri, carried out during student class hours. This community service activity aims to increase awareness of early age adolescent girls regarding vulva hygiene care in preventing vaginal discharge. Community service activities are carried out through direct counseling at school using leaflet media and activities are carried out with the following stages: Pre-test activity, a test is carried out to determine the picture of adolescent girls' knowledge regarding vulva care. This activity is carried out by asking adolescent girls to fill out a questionnaire containing 10 questions related to the material to be delivered, Delivery of material about the importance of being aware of nutritional status and nutritional intake in adolescents carried out by the Head of Community Service as an educator assisted by health promotion tools in the form of leaflets containing information related to the material provided. After the material was delivered by the educator, the respondents were then given the opportunity to ask questions about the material that had been delivered (question and answer), Post-test activities, tested how much knowledge and respondents had increased regarding the material that had been delivered, Monitoring and evaluation activities were carried out after the promotional activities were carried out. The number of students who attended was 60 people consisting of classes 4,5 and 6. The expected output of the community service activities is in the form of articles published in community service journals and leaflets that will be Haki Kan.

EFFORTS TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF WORKERS AS A STEP TO ACCELERATE ACHIEVING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGS) IN RINGINSARI VILLAGE, KEDIRI REGENCY

Riza Irianingtyas — 2024-12-09

Counseling activities were given to all workers in the home industry of gadung chips in Ringinsari Village, Kandat District, Kediri Regency, as a form of community service in the form of delivering materials and simulations that are expected to increase workers' awareness of health and safety in the workplace. The counseling activities were carried out in September at the home of the industry owner. Before carrying out the counseling activities, there was a preparation process for approximately four weeks before the implementation of the activity, starting from determining the type of activity to submitting permits to the relevant parties. As a form of evaluation, this activity was attended by all workers and owners of gadung chips businesses, the participants participated in the activities with great enthusiasm and the counseling guidance activities ran smoothly.

EFFORTS TO IMPROVE COMMUNITY PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH AS A STEP TO ACCELERATE ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGS) IN RINGINSARI VILLAGE, KEDIRI REGENCY

Dini Prastyo Wijayanti — 2024-12-09

Counseling activities were given to students of SD Negeri Ringinsari II and participants at the Integrated Primary Service Post in Ringinsari Village, Kandat District, Kediri Regency, as a form of community service in the form of delivering materials and simulations that are expected to increase public awareness of health and welfare. Counseling activities were carried out in September in two locations, namely SD Negeri Ringinsari II and the Integrated Primary Service Post. Before carrying out counseling activities, a preparation process was carried out for approximately four weeks before the implementation of the activity, starting from determining the type of activity to submitting permits to the relevant parties. As a form of evaluation, this activity was attended by all participants, the participants participated in the activities with great enthusiasm and the counseling guidance activities ran smoothly.