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MENUJU DESA SEHAT HILINAMAZIHONO MELALUI GENCATA (GERAKAN CEGAH STUNTING) KECAMATAN O’O’U NIAS SELATAN TAHUN 2024 Famea Satulo Dakhi; Aprilianus Ndruru; Rehati Ndruru; Lisda Putri Wati Telaumbanua; Ica Anjeli Daeli; Renungkan Gaho; Aloysius Boby Halawa; Rekalaila Demerni Halawa; Sesilia Nelsia Yeslina Duha; Vinsensius Sofunatola Buulolo; Animan Lature; Edar Sintasi Maduwu; Hinsam Irene Saputra Sarumaha; Yobestiman Ndruru; Walsyukurniat Zendrato
Haga : Jurnal Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat Vol 3 No 1 (2024): Haga: Jurnal Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat
Publisher : Universitas Nias Raya

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.57094/haga.v3i1.2317

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The aim of this community service is to implement the GENCATA Program (Movement to Prevent Stunting), which was initiated to raise awareness and knowledge among the community about stunting prevention through the empowerment of village community groups, intensive socialization regarding stunting, local food management, and waste management practices. This program involves the formation of a Sustainable Community Care Group for Stunting, educational programs about stunting, and intensive stunting awareness campaigns by stunting care groups. It also focuses on women's empowerment through balanced nutrition practices, healthy eating habits, and hygiene at home, along with the "Healthy Kitchen to Combat Stunting" (DASHAT) initiative to utilize local food and promote hygiene practices and waste management. The results indicate an increase in community understanding of the importance of balanced nutrition and hygiene practices, the establishment of active stunting care groups, and an improvement in village communities' skills in preventing stunting, managing waste, and implementing DASHAT activities for local food management. This has enabled them to independently practice healthy eating and hygiene at home. Gradually and sustainably, this program is expected to improve nutritional status among children and pregnant women. The program has proven effective in creating positive changes, although ongoing support and innovation are still needed to strengthen the results achieved.
IMPLEMENTASI PROGRAM KKN UNTUK PEMBERDAYAAN DAN PENGEMBANGAN DESA MELALUI PEMBIBITAN SAYUR, PENGELOLAAN SAMPAH, DAN PENDIDIKAN Yoga Patriotisman Halawa; Suryani Buulolo; Ratapan Hulu; Agnes Andriani Wau; Aloysius Boby Halawa; Cindy Arlin Wau; Filipus Sukses Halawa; Insaf Peristiwa Ndruru; Srimuliati Dachi; Umarudin Halawa
Haga : Jurnal Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat Vol 4 No 2 (2025): Haga: Jurnal Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat
Publisher : Universitas Nias Raya

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.57094/haga.v4i2.4422

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Village development through community empowerment is crucial to support the progress and well-being of villagers. The Community Service Program (KKN) in Soledua Village focused on three key issues: kale cultivation, waste management with bamboo bins, and improving the quality of education through private tutoring. These topics were chosen due to the village's limited yard agricultural productivity, low awareness of waste management, and limited access to additional education for children. The community service implementation method employed a participatory approach that actively involved villagers, through outreach, technical training, and direct mentoring during the KKN period. The results of the community service demonstrated a 30% increase in kale productivity, a 65% increase in waste management participation, and a 15% increase in student academic achievement. Furthermore, through the installation of house numbers and the construction of gates, the village supported orderly administration and a spirit of togetherness. In conclusion, the KKN program successfully increased the capacity of the Soledua Village community in local resource management and sustainable development, which can be used as a model for empowering other villages.