The Tropical Cyclone Senyar disaster that occurred in Pidie Jaya Regency caused damage to residential environments and public facilities in Meunasah Bie Village, Meurah Dua District. This condition requires efforts to restore the environment while strengthening community capacity to face potential disasters in the future. This community service activity aimed to support post-disaster recovery and enhance community awareness and preparedness toward disaster risks. The methods used in this program included field observation, a participatory approach involving the local community, collective cleaning activities of village facilities and residents’ houses, development of disaster-related infographics, disaster education sessions, and psychosocial support activities for children. The results indicated that the implemented programs helped accelerate the recovery of public facilities and residential environments. Furthermore, disaster education and infographic dissemination improved community understanding of disaster mitigation and preparedness. Psychosocial activities for children also contributed positively to reducing emotional distress following the disaster. Therefore, this community service program contributed to post-disaster recovery while strengthening community awareness and resilience toward disaster risks.
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