Empowering Kelompok Perempuan Pesisir Indonesia (Kppi) To Modify Moringa Leaf Fish Balls To Overcome Stunting In Bagan Deli Village
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https://doi.org/10.24114/jcrs.v9i1.68377Abstract
Stunting is a condition in which children experience impaired growth, so that their height is not
appropriate for their age due to chronic nutritional problems. In Bagan Deli urban village, Medan Belawan subdistrict, stunting in children under five is a public health problem. The proportion of stunted children in Bagan
Deli Village is 10.37%, and children with poor nutrition (below the red line) is 2.9%. The service activity was
carried out on Friday, July 26, 2024 in Bagan Deli Village with participants as many as 10 members of the
Indonesian Coastal Women's Group (KPPI) partners and 10 pregnant women and mothers who have toddlers. The
purpose of the service activity is to increase participants' understanding and knowledge, especially related to
stunting and skills in processing moringa leaf meatballs made from fish. The service method was carried out by
conducting socialization / training on stunting and cooking demonstrations as well as pre-test and post-test to
measure participants' understanding and knowledge before and after the material was delivered. The results
showed an increase in knowledge before and after the training. Of the 20 training participants, the average increase
in respondents' knowledge was 1.7, which showed that this increase was statistically significant.
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