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Exploring Menang Village's Potential in Supporting Healthy City Programs in East Java

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Writer: Melda Dwi Anggraeni | Dosen Pembimbing: Prof. Dr. Diana Hertati, M.Si.
November 2, 2026, 01:07 WITA Editor: Rina Maharani
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A group photo representing community engagement in Menang Village.

KEDIRI, JurnalPost.com — Menang Village, located in Pagu District, Kediri Regency, possesses various potentials that can support the implementation of the Healthy City program in East Java Province. These potentials span multiple sectors, ranging from public health services and education to environmental management and the development of religious and cultural tourism.

Various activities and innovations have been developed as part of efforts to improve the quality of life for residents while creating a healthier, cleaner, and more sustainable village environment.

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By leveraging local potential and community involvement, Menang Village has the opportunity to contribute to the realization of the Healthy City program, particularly within the Kediri Regency area.

Innovations in Public Health Services

In the health sector, Menang Village has implemented several innovations focused on meeting the health needs of the community.

One such initiative is the E-DETIK program, which is used to help detect and monitor high-risk pregnancies through collaboration with healthcare workers.

This program serves as a form of innovation aimed at supporting the monitoring of pregnant women so that potential risks can be identified and addressed early.

Furthermore, public health services are strengthened through integrated healthcare centers (Posyandu) that reach various age groups, from toddlers and adolescents to the elderly.

The presence of these centers plays a vital role in providing basic health services, monitoring child growth and development, and offering education on the importance of maintaining long-term health.

Another program is Desa IMAN (Imunisasi Mantap), which aims to ensure children receive complete immunizations according to their age stages.

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Beyond the general public, health improvement efforts are also conducted within Islamic boarding schools (pesantren) through the strengthening of Poskestren (Pesantren Health Posts), health education, and anemia prevention activities for adolescent girls.

These various programs demonstrate that health services in Menang Village are directed toward meeting the broader needs of the community, with attention given to different age groups and health conditions.

Religious Tourism and Cultural Preservation Potential

In addition to its health innovations, Menang Village holds religious and cultural tourism potential that continues to be developed.

Key destinations that are part of this potential include the Sri Aji Joyoboyo site and the Sendang Tirto Kamandanu spring.

Both locations possess historical and cultural significance closely tied to the identity of the local community.

Beyond tourism destinations, Menang Village also hosts traditional cultural activities, such as the Suro Ritual Parade 1, which is part of preserving the community's cultural heritage.

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The existence of these various sites and activities not only holds cultural value but also opens opportunities for the development of educational tourism.

Through proper management, religious and cultural tourism potential can serve as a means to introduce history, traditions, and local wisdom to the wider public.

The development of the tourism sector also offers benefits to the surrounding community, particularly through increased local economic activity and the involvement of residents in maintaining and preserving tourism environments.

Environmental Management to Support a Healthy Village

In the environmental sector, Menang Village conducts community-based sanitation activities and waste management education as part of efforts to create a cleaner and healthier environment.

These activities are an important aspect of supporting the Healthy City program in East Java.

A clean environment, good sanitation, and proper waste management are closely linked to improving public health quality.

Therefore, efforts to maintain environmental cleanliness are not only the responsibility of the village government but also require the awareness and active participation of the community.

Education regarding waste management can be a first step toward building clean living habits, including disposing of trash in designated places and reducing potential environmental pollution.

The implementation of these environmental activities also requires sustainable management and coordination between the village government, the community, and relevant parties so that the benefits can be felt in the long term.

Strengthening Village Potential Toward a Healthy City

The various potentials possessed by Menang Village demonstrate that efforts to realize a healthy village environment are not limited to improving health services.

Environmental management, health education, community empowerment, and the preservation of social and cultural activities are also essential parts of supporting the quality of life for the community.

The existence of health service innovations, religious tourism potential, and environmental management activities are assets that can be further developed through the cooperation of various parties.

In its implementation, synergy between the village government, healthcare workers, the community, and other stakeholders is necessary to ensure that every program runs optimally and sustainably.

Through the strengthening of ongoing programs and the targeted development of local potential, Menang Village has the opportunity to play an increasing role in supporting the implementation of the Healthy City program in Kediri Regency, East Java Province.

Thus, the development of a healthy village is not only oriented toward the provision of health facilities but also toward the creation of a comfortable environment, an empowered community, and the preservation of social and cultural potential to improve collective well-being.

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