Training on the assessment of the building functions’ feasibility for Dukunan Village community

Abstract

The Dukunan Hamlet community encompasses various buildings, including a mosque, prayer room, and village inventory storage facility, which are generally utilized. However, specific areas within these buildings require prioritized treatment to ensure their functional feasibility. This community service program aims to enhance community understanding and awareness regarding the functional suitability of buildings to support village development and community independence. The method employed to achieve these objectives involves conducting counseling and assessment training utilizing the guidelines outlined in PU Ministerial Decree No. 30/PRT/2006. The outcome of this community service initiative is an increased understanding and awareness among the residents, particularly the youth and teenagers of Dukunan Hamlet, Donorojo Village. The average post-test improvement is 33%, ultimately contributing to the safety, comfort, health, and convenience of building users.