STUNTING PREVENTION EFFORTS THROUGH OUTREACH ACTIVITIES FOR PREGNANT WOMEN IN MANDURO VILLAGE, MOJOKERTO

The Indonesian Ministry of Health states that stunting is a nutritional problem that can cause toddlers to be short or have a height that is not appropriate for their age. Therefore, representatives of the KKN-P 46 program conducted visits to stunted toddlers to provide direct support and raise awareness about stunting, including prevention and treatment. These activities were conducted offline and directly at locations affected by stunting. Representatives of the KKN-P 46 conducted in-person visits and accompanied midwives to examine toddlers suspected of stunting on February 7, 2024. On February 20, 2024, representatives of the KKN-P 46 program conducted outreach to pregnant women to prevent stunting in newborns. This activity is expected to improve mothers' knowledge in caring for their unborn babies and their newborns.