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Ali Sa’id
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EDUKASI SANITASI DAN PHBS BERBASIS KOLABORASI MEDIS DAN FIKIH LINGKUNGAN BAGI SANTRI AR-RIDLO Burhanuddin Ridlwan; Ali Sa’id; Muhammad Abror Rosyidin; Akhsinatul Kumala; Ita R Kusumawati
ABIDUMASY Vol 7 No 2 (2026): ABIDUMASY : JURNAL PENGABDIAN KEPADA MASYARAKAT
Publisher : Lembaga Penelitian dan Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33752/abidumasy.v7i2.12559

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Islamic social-care institutions housing orphaned children are vulnerable to environment-based diseases because residents share bathrooms, utensils, and living space. LKSA Ar-Ridlo in Pagotan Village, Peterongan, Jombang, shelters approximately 56 residents aged eleven months to twenty-two years. Although the water source is adequate and ten bathrooms are available, handwashing with soap has not become a consistent habit and ablution water tends to be used excessively. This community service programme aimed to improve residents' knowledge, awareness, and skills in sanitation and clean-and-healthy-living behaviour by combining a medical approach with environmental fiqh grounded in hadiths on cleanliness. The methods comprised community education, training with demonstrations, diffusion of an educational media package, mentoring, and cadre formation. Evaluation relied on observation, oral question-and-answer sessions, and field notes rather than written tests, since most participants were children. The results show that understanding improved across all observed aspects, more than eighty per cent of about twenty active participants demonstrated the six handwashing steps correctly, ablution practice became more water-efficient, educational media were installed at six strategic points, and four hygiene cadres were established. Framing cleanliness as a religious obligation makes the behaviour more enduring than purely medical instruction.
Co-Authors Akhsinatul Kumala Burhanuddin Ridlwan Ita R Kusumawati Rosyidin, Muhammad Abror