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The Role of UM Palembang Community Service Students in Preventing Worm Infections in School-Age Children as an Implementation of SDG 3 and SDG 6 Nur Fatimah; Kirani Aulia Erly; M. Nur Iqbal; Imanundin Mahmud; Bagas Ismanudin; Amanda Salsabilla Nadia; Juliana Indi Mardianty; Sindi Nadia; Amalia Qurrota Aini; Ririn Selvia; Restu Wijaya; Deni Putra Sofah; Rifki Wirawijaya; Sunardi
Konsienti : Community Services Journal Vol. 4 No. 2 (2026): Konsienti: Community Services Journal
Publisher : PT. TAKAZA INNOVATIX LABS

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61536/konsienti.v4i2.710

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The Community Service Program of Muhammadiyah University of Palembang in preventing worm infections in school-aged children aims to reduce the prevalence of worms by increasing knowledge, sanitation, and healthy living behaviors, as well as improving the environmental as an implementation of SDG 3 and SDG 6. This community service activity was carried out in Tanjung Harapan Village, Palembang Regency/City, South Sumatra, from July to August 2024 for 35 days involving 150 elementary school children, 45 parents, 12 teachers, and 15 health cadres. The implementation method includes health education through interactive counseling, handwashing demonstrations, creative learning media, empowerment of health cadres, and improvement of sanitation infrastructure. The results of the community service showed a significant increase in good knowledge from 18% to 68%, positive attitudes from 15% to 72%, handwashing practices with soap from 25% to 78%, use of footwear from 18% to 71%, and access to healthy latrines from 58% to 70%. This activity also resulted in the creation of 20 handwashing facilities and 15 trained health workers. Recommendations for future activities include conducting regular monitoring and evaluation every six months, expanding the program's scope to other villages, permanently integrating the program into the school curriculum, and increasing village budget allocations for the sustainability of sanitation and public health programs.
Co-Authors Amalia Qurrota Aini Amanda Salsabilla Nadia Bagas Ismanudin Deni Putra Sofah Imanundin Mahmud Juliana Indi Mardianty Kirani Aulia Erly M. Nur Iqbal Nur Fatimah Restu Wijaya Rifki Wirawijaya Ririn Selvia Sunardi