The activities that lasted for two days are a form of cooperation between universities.
Citra Bangsa and the Catholic youth group of St. Francis Parish Asima Kolhua. In addition to giving education, this program also formed a number of teenagers selected as Peer Educator, which is a young cadre who is expected to be able to pass health information to friends of his own around the church.The event was officially opened by Father Paroki St. Francis Asion Kolhua BTN, RD.
Bone. In his speech, he expressed gratitude for the trust given by the University Citra Bangsa to make the parish partner. He hoped that it would expand the insight of local teenagers so that one day it would grow into a character and contribute to the church and to the public.The leader of the PKM team's hopes, Maria Yasintha Goa, S.Kek, Ns, M.Kek. He thanked the parish who had opened up the collaboration room for his team to carry out the service activities. According to him, synergy between college and community to
agamThey are believed to have positive and sustainable effects on the development of teenagers in the environment.The first day's sequence, Saturday (25 / 7), begins with the participants registration, module division, and early questionnaires. After that, the committee formed a Peer Educator group of eight to ten teenagers selected for the basic training of their peers.
The core material of the first day was delivered through three major sessions. The first session discussed sexual health and juvenile reproduction, brought to you by Maria Yasintha Goa, S.Kek, Ns., M.Ke. The next session raised the theme of self-awareness, emotional management, and mental health of youth, which is delivered by Adelbertus Manek, S.Fil., M.Si. The same source also brings sessions about teen leadership and healthy decision making. Near the end of the first day, the participants are invited to a shared reflection session filled with strengthening moral and spiri values.
tual by RD Longginus Bone. The series of days were closed with mutual prayers and dinners followed by all the participants and the committee.The second day's event, Sunday (26 / 7), was opened with the practice of microbiaching, where educator peers appear to practice educational material of age in front of small groups of colleagues.
The next session focuses on strengthening the participants' digital capacity. Angela Murryanti Gatum, S.Keti., Ns., MSc., bringing digital literacy material and medical media ethics, and also guiding participants in the practice of collective digital content. Meanwhile, Peter K. Siga Tage, S.Keg, Ns, MKe., filled out digital creative economic introduction sessions and marketing strategies and content publications on social media. Around the corner of the technical session, the committee included a time of reflection and reinforcement of the Christian values being re-guided by RD.
Bone as a counterbalance between debriefing skills and character coaching.By the end of the program, the participants present the work of digital content that they produce during training, as well as fill out the final evaluation questionnaire.
Puncak The activity is marked by the declaration "Peer Creative Hub Youth Church," a container designed so that peer educators can continue to work and share health education with their fellow teenagers in a sustainable parish environment.The program was then officially shut down with the transfer certificate to all participants, followed by a shared photo session and a closing prayer followed by the executioner team, participants, parish parties.
Through these activities, the University
Citra Bangsa hope collaboration between the world of higher education and community toagamYou can keep going.bangkan as a thorough teenage empowerment model, including aspects of physical, mental health, spiritual, as well as productive skills in the digital economy.
