the COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND TRAUMA HEALING ON PEKALONGAN FLOOD VICTIMS IN REFUGEES IN 2021

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  • Alfira Nuril Aissya Alfira Nuril Aissya Universitas Muhammadiyah Pekajangan Pekalongan

Abstract

Flood disaster in Pekalongan City in February 2021 has been going on
for more than 1 week. Several evacuation posts have been prepared to
accommodate people affected by the flood. The floods that occurred amid the
Covid-19 pandemic caused anxiety and concern, both adults and children also
felt the impact of the flood, as a result most residents forgot their PHBS habits
(clean and healthy lifestyle) and did not comply with the 4M health protocol
(wearing masks, washing hand, keep your distance, and avoid crowds) when you
are at the evacuation post. This situation cannot be allowed to drag on, the
constant anxiety and worry can lower a person's immunity so that he has the
opportunity to contract the Covid-19 virus. The purpose of this service is to
remind the public of the importance of maintaining PHBS (a clean and healthy
lifestyle) and complying with the 4M health protocol (wearing masks, washing
hands, keeping distance, avoiding crowds), and reducing community anxiety and
concern. The method used in this service is community education related to
PHBS and 4M as well as trauma healing by doing creative aerobic exercises.
The result of this service is increasing public awareness regarding the
implementation of PHBS (a clean and healthy lifestyle) and continuing to carry
out 4M (wearing masks, washing hands, maintaining distance, avoiding crowds)
in refugee environments and increasing physical fitness, and providing joy, so
that these activities help reduce the anxiety, worry and fear experienced by
people affected by flooding

Keywords: banjir, pengungsian, pendidikan masyarakat, trauma healing

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2021-06-10
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