<![CDATA[Waterlogging and household organic waste are environmental problems that require active community participation. Biopore infiltration holes can improve rainwater infiltration while providing a medium for organic waste decomposition. This community service program aimed to improve the knowledge, skills, and participation of residents of Turi Village, Lamongan Regency, in constructing and maintaining biopore infiltration holes. Activities included problem identification, partner coordination, socialization, hands-on training, mentoring, and evaluation. Thirty-two participants were involved. Evaluation used pre- and post-activity questionnaires, observation of practical skills, and monitoring of biopore conditions. The program produced 12 biopore infiltration holes. Average knowledge increased from 50% in the pretest to 90% in the posttest, while 50% of participants demonstrated correct construction and maintenance procedures. Organic waste added to the holes averaged approximately 1 kg per week. The program indicates that training combined with practice and mentoring can strengthen community capacity for rainwater and organic waste management. Continued implementation requires clear responsibility, routine maintenance, and periodic monitoring.]]>
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