: This study uses a descriptive qualitative approach. Data collection techniques with (1). in-depth interviews with the administrators of the PAYAMUBA LKSA Ponorogo Regency and foster children; (2). observation; and (3). documentation. The data analysis technique uses the steps 1. data condensation; 2. data appearance; and 3. Describe and verify conclusions. The results of the study show that (1). the dimensions of religiosity include a. belief dimension, b. worship dimension, c. the dimension of appreciation, d. knowledge dimension, and e. the consequential dimension related to the teachings and values of the Islamic religion is the basis for implementing care for orphans at LKSA PAYAMUBA, Ponorogo Regency, which has encouraged the prosocial actions of administrators in developing care for orphans; and 2. The prosocial actions of the PAYAMUBA LKSA administrators in caring for orphans have also been shown in the attitudes and actions of the administrators such as a. share, b. help, c. cooperation, d. act honestly, e. donate, and f. always considers fulfilling the rights and needs of orphans at LKSA PAYAMUBA. The conclusions of the research include 1. the dimension of religiosity based on the teachings and values of the Islamic religion becomes a stimulus and is internalized by the administrators of the PAYAMUBA LKSA Ponorogo Regency at an implementative level, eliciting and encouraging prosocial actions of the management of the LKSA PAYAMUBA Ponorogo Regency in caring for orphans; and 2. the act of caring for orphans as a prosocial action by the administrators of the Ponorogo Regency PAYAMUBA LKSA can provide direct benefits to children and their families, but also provide benefits for the administrators of the PAYAMUBA LKSA Ponorogo Regency as part of social charity (social monotheism) and sustainable can bring rewards for provision later in the afterlife.
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: Health Literacy is actually very important for every individual to have, because it relates to the ability to obtain health information in an effort to improve and maintain their health. In general, health literacy is said to be able to increase health knowledge and assist individuals or communities in making the right decisions about their health. Individuals should have access to all health information and have the ability to search for information relevant to their health situation.Understanding the existence of stunting prevention program implementing officers in implementing stunting prevention programs, what is actually being focused on is finding conformity of ideas between the Government and the community, regarding the concept of stunting in the same perception. So it is hoped that the stunting prevention program can be carried out jointly with the same perception. Therefore, realizing the problems that surround the implementing officers in the stunting prevention program, we need to examine the seriousness of the implementing officers of this stunting prevention program, in the context of the meaning and motives for carrying out tasks related to health literacy social actions in the stunting prevention program that they are currently carrying out . Thus we try to explore and understand the things that are hidden behind the social action. Because only through this social action, researchers can interpret, identify and clarify the motives of each individual's actions.The author focuses on the study of the meaning and orientation (motive) of social action on health literacy by the officers implementing the stunting prevention program in Kertobanyon Village, Geger District, Madiun Regency. This is so that the authors can find a qualitative analysis of the meaning of the health literacy actions of stunting prevention program officers as well as the process of health literacy actions occurring in carrying out their duties. action of health literacy rationality? (2) How is the process of forming health literacy owned by stunting prevention program officers? The Conclusions are: (1). The meaning of health literacy actions for stunting prevention officers in Kertobanyon Village is an action that is oriented towards instrumental rational action, because it carries out institutional tasks that are structured and measurable. (2). The process of health literacy action occurs when these officers carry out their duties and obligations in various types of activities, including; Posyandu services, Provision of Supplementary Food (PMT), Visits and Assistance to stunted families and counseling in every dasa homestead and Neighborhood Association.
{"title":"Health Literacy in Overcoming Stunting in Indonesia","authors":" Mahfudz Daroini, Ishomuddin ., Rinikso Kartono, Muslimin Machmud","doi":"10.20431/2349-0381.1009007","DOIUrl":"https://doi.org/10.20431/2349-0381.1009007","url":null,"abstract":": Health Literacy is actually very important for every individual to have, because it relates to the ability to obtain health information in an effort to improve and maintain their health. In general, health literacy is said to be able to increase health knowledge and assist individuals or communities in making the right decisions about their health. Individuals should have access to all health information and have the ability to search for information relevant to their health situation.Understanding the existence of stunting prevention program implementing officers in implementing stunting prevention programs, what is actually being focused on is finding conformity of ideas between the Government and the community, regarding the concept of stunting in the same perception. So it is hoped that the stunting prevention program can be carried out jointly with the same perception. Therefore, realizing the problems that surround the implementing officers in the stunting prevention program, we need to examine the seriousness of the implementing officers of this stunting prevention program, in the context of the meaning and motives for carrying out tasks related to health literacy social actions in the stunting prevention program that they are currently carrying out . Thus we try to explore and understand the things that are hidden behind the social action. Because only through this social action, researchers can interpret, identify and clarify the motives of each individual's actions.The author focuses on the study of the meaning and orientation (motive) of social action on health literacy by the officers implementing the stunting prevention program in Kertobanyon Village, Geger District, Madiun Regency. This is so that the authors can find a qualitative analysis of the meaning of the health literacy actions of stunting prevention program officers as well as the process of health literacy actions occurring in carrying out their duties. action of health literacy rationality? (2) How is the process of forming health literacy owned by stunting prevention program officers? The Conclusions are: (1). The meaning of health literacy actions for stunting prevention officers in Kertobanyon Village is an action that is oriented towards instrumental rational action, because it carries out institutional tasks that are structured and measurable. (2). The process of health literacy action occurs when these officers carry out their duties and obligations in various types of activities, including; Posyandu services, Provision of Supplementary Food (PMT), Visits and Assistance to stunted families and counseling in every dasa homestead and Neighborhood Association.","PeriodicalId":491093,"journal":{"name":"International journal of humanities, social sciences and education","volume":"64 1","pages":"0"},"PeriodicalIF":0.0,"publicationDate":"2023-01-01","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":null,"resultStr":null,"platform":"Semanticscholar","paperid":"136257739","PeriodicalName":null,"FirstCategoryId":null,"ListUrlMain":null,"RegionNum":0,"RegionCategory":"","ArticlePicture":[],"TitleCN":null,"AbstractTextCN":null,"PMCID":"","EPubDate":null,"PubModel":null,"JCR":null,"JCRName":null,"Score":null,"Total":0}
Pub Date : 2023-01-01DOI: 10.20431/2349-0381.1007002
Andrew Szanajda, Yu Jie Li
: This article presents a critical examination of charismatic prophetic healing in a Zambian context today. The study built on documented scholarly work and the citizenry’s views based on their beliefs and experiences, to critically examine the charismatic prophetic healing currently taking place in Zambia. The study is a response to the need to provide an analysis of what is becoming a common problem of medically declared ill people abandoning medication in preference for prophetic healing miracles and suggest empirically-based solutions. Theoretically premised on the growth of Pentecostalism in Africa and its healing ministry, the article draws upon the data obtained through a hermeneutic qualitative research strategy from 25 respondents. One-on-one interviews were conducted with female and male respondents of varying ages drawn from Neo-Pentecostal churches and Non-Pentecostal churches, and the data were analysed thematically. Findings were that few people believed in, and supported the Charismatic miracle healing practices, while others who were in the majority condemned and did not subscribe to the practice; and that both categories unanimously acknowledged the presence of false prophets in society, who were believed to perform false healing miracles. An appropriate conclusion and recommendations were given
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Pub Date : 2023-01-01DOI: 10.20431/2349-0381.1009018
Joseph K Hachintu, Judith LubasiIlubala Ziwa
: The purpose of this article is to investigate the engagement of religious communities as partners in implementing Government policies in Kapiri-Mposhi Urban in Zambia. The study utilised the Juergensmeyer (2008) Theory to probe the interaction between religious agencies and government officials in policy implementations. Juergensmeyer is concerned about why religion is taking on a growing prominence in political matters in a growing despair of the state of society. To explore this, the study drew upon a sample of 22 informants purposively selected from the target population that included political party leaders in Kapiri-Mposhi Urban, Seventh Day Adventist Church leaders, the Clergy from the Roman Catholic Church, and representatives from the Jehovah’s Witness, United Church of Zambia, Pentecostal church, officials from Church Mother Bodies, Civic leaders and lay people. Open-ended and Semi-structured interview methods were applied to obtain the required primary data. Transcripts of the interviews were analysed thematically for respondents’ perceptions of the engagement of Religious Communities as partners in implementing Government policies.Themes of Partnership, Fixed and Stable Church-government Relationship, Engagement and Reliable unconditional church-state Allies emerged from the findings as describing the relationship that existed between religious communities and government agencies in the implementation of policies. The study recommended that the engagement of religious communities with the government should reflect inclusivism among religious traditions so as to avoid Inter-Religious Conflicts taking place elsewhere within Africa.
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