2021
DOI: 10.31603/ce.5478
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Empowerment of youth care about reproductive health in the covid-19 pandemic era

Abstract: Adolescence is a transition period of human life. Various problems were experienced at that time, especially regarding reproductive health. During the COVID-19 pandemic, youth groups and posyandu activities were stopped. There were many activities previously made by the youth, including joint sports, joint dawn, and Friday night recitations. This shows that there are no activities related to reproductive health. Therefore, the purpose of this community service is to form youth care about reproductive health. T… Show more

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“…Counseling based on the TGT model with the aid of crossword media and videos has proven effective in boosting the motivation of service partners to engage in the counseling activities outlined in Figure 5. The outcomes of this service are consistent with those of Pristya et al (2021), who states that counseling adolescents about reproductive health using the appropriate media can increase the knowledge of service partners. Fayanto et al (2022) also assert that educational games e. Reflection This is the final phase of a sequence of service programs.…”
Section: Graphsupporting
confidence: 78%
“…Counseling based on the TGT model with the aid of crossword media and videos has proven effective in boosting the motivation of service partners to engage in the counseling activities outlined in Figure 5. The outcomes of this service are consistent with those of Pristya et al (2021), who states that counseling adolescents about reproductive health using the appropriate media can increase the knowledge of service partners. Fayanto et al (2022) also assert that educational games e. Reflection This is the final phase of a sequence of service programs.…”
Section: Graphsupporting
confidence: 78%