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Pemberdayaan Bagi Ibu-Ibu Melalui Pembuatan Jamu Tradisional Untuk Menambah Pendapatan Keluarga Menghadapi Masa New Normal

The Community Engagement Journal: The Commen · Vol. 5 No. 1 (2022) · pp. 327–337

DOI
10.52062/thecommen.v5i1.2487
ISSN
2621-6817
Published
2022-05-25
Publisher
UNIVERSITAS CENDERAWASIH
Language
eng

Abstract

Almost all the countries have warned their citizens to not move outside their home if there is no urgent needed. Except, for those who have to go out and their activities cannot be done from home. Currently, we are starting to face the new normal era, where it can change our behavior to carry out normal activities but by implementing health protocols to prevent the transmission of Covid-19. Even if few need to do activities outside the home, it takes a good body condition and a strong immune. Many people believe that ginger or turmeric can help cure Covid-19 or those infected with the Corona Virus. Since there is a lot of free time at home, it is a good chance for both mothers and teenagers to make traditional herbal medicine that is currently being sought by the community in increasing their immune system to prevent this corona virus. So this activity focuses on making herbal drinks with attractive packaging. The target of the training participants as previously planned was 25 women around the activity location. Due to the situation during the pandemic that we could not collect more than 20 mothers, we were only able to collect 18 mothers. This figure shows that this training/socialization activity can be said that the target of participants reaching 95% can be said to be successful.

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Transna Putra UripCenderawasih University5
Yundy HafizriandaCenderawasih University2
Mesak IekCenderawasih University2
Elsyan Rienette MarlissaCenderawasih University2
Hans Z. KaiwaiCenderawasih University2
Mesak IekAffiliation unknown1
Siti AminahCenderawasih University1
Hans KaiwayCenderawasih University1
Michael UgunCenderawasih University1
Fahry Z. TuruaCenderawasih University1
Kuwat SubyantoroCenderawasih University1
Julius Ary MolletCenderawasih University1
Yosep MalingCenderawasih University1
Ida Ayu Purba RianiCenderawasih University1
P. N. PatinggiCenderawasih University1
Tzunami Febriani RolloCenderawasih University1
Priskila AmbumiCenderawasih University1
Nafrati N. A. SengkaCenderawasih University1
La MagaCenderawasih University1
Olinda Putri PapuanaCenderawasih University1
Hijrah IrwanCenderawasih University1
Ester Rosalina KomboyCenderawasih University1
Helena Gracelia U. GobayCenderawasih University1
Mimin LewonamaCenderawasih University1
Robert A Steven AntohCenderawasih University1

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