The Department of Foreign Affairs (DEPLU) of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FKIK) of UIN Malang conducted a community service activity in Precet Hamlet, Sumber Sekar Village, Dau, Malang Regency. The community service is an implementation of the Department of Foreign Affairs' work program, namely FKIK. Community and Development. This activity itself was held on Friday (10/12/2021). Participants (Volunteer) This activity includes students of FKIK UIN Malang, both from the Pharmacy Study Program and the Medical Education Study Program.
Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences Community and Development this time taking the theme "”Taking the First Step to a Healthy Life Together”". The theme is based on the need for people to bravely move forward, even during a pandemic. This community service activity adheres to strict health protocols, in accordance with the Ministry of Health's decision. Both volunteers and the community have been vaccinated and are implementing the 6Ms. door to door with an estimated time of 10 minutes per house, this is also implemented to prevent crowds and reduce mobility during activities.
FKIK Events Community and Development The event itself began at 1:00 PM WIB in the courtyard of the Pharmacy Study Program building, Faculty of Medicine, UIN Malang, and was opened by the Deputy Dean III, Dr. Alvi Milliana, M.Biomed. Before the volunteers went out into the community, a briefing was held to ensure the program ran smoothly and adhered to applicable SOPs. The event consisted of: screening Health services were conducted to collect general public health data. Blood pressure checks were then conducted for those with a history of hypertension, along with counseling on COVID-19, health protocols, information and education (IEC) for hypertension and hypotension, and cutaneous larva migrans, as the majority of residents work in the fields. The event concluded with the distribution of gifts consisting of bread, fruit, and vitamins.
This community service activity received a positive response from both volunteers and the local community. "The health check-ups and outreach activities conducted by our students were excellent and attracted the enthusiasm of the residents here. I hope this activity can be held regularly, or not just this once," said Mr. Heri, head of RW 5, Precet Hamlet, Sumbersekar. With the holding of FKIK Community and Development, it is expected that students as agent of change It will increasingly provide benefits, especially to the community. Hopefully, this community service activity can develop into a sustainable village activity, which has been discontinued for the past two years.
This activity was guided and assisted directly by Apt. Novia Maulina, M.Farm. As the supervisor, Ms. Novia also participated directly to ensure the achievement of the targets and the smooth running of this activity.
Contributors: Novia Maulina – Public Relations of FKIK





