The most common ankle injuries are ankle sprains. Ankle sprain is an overstretch of the lateral ligament complex due to inversion and plantar flexion forces which occur suddenly when the foot does not rest perfectly on the floor/ground, which generally occurs on an uneven floor/ground surface. An ankle sprain injury is usually caused when the surface of the ground or field is uneven so that the foot enters the uneven part of the ground and the foot position is not good and shock allows the support on the foot to be unbalanced. Therefore, physiotherapists play an important role in the community in promotive and preventive steps to overcome the problem of ankle sprains. Steps that can be taken are to provide education to the public about ankle sprains which includes understanding, signs and symptoms, prevention methods, main treatment, further treatment, and demonstration by respondents. The initial method for finding out the situation that occurs in the field is observation by interviewing teachers and related extracurricular students. The results of educational activities regarding ankle sprains are very useful for each individual's life. Knowledge about ankle sprains also increased from 5 to 24, this means students are starting to understand.

Background: Osteoarthritis is a degenerative disorder that occurs in the articular cartilage characterized by reduced synovial joints, the formation of osteophytes, damage to the ligaments and changes in the bones. The cause of osteoarthritis in the area of Puskesmas Banyuanyar is 46% of the population in one card families still have families who smoke and as much as 22% of people do not do physical activity due to the busy and physical condition. Objective: This investigation was carried out in an effort to improve knowledge on the case of osteoarthritis in the area of Puskesmas Banyuanyar. Method: This activity is a form of dissemination using leaflet media. To find out the results of improved understanding researchers conduct evaluations of pre-implementation and post-implementation. Results: Public dedication through this method of dissemination resulted in increased knowledge in the case of osteoarthritis from the average value of knowledge of 4,4% to 97,6%. Conclusion: Based on the results of the implementation of public service activities such as efforts to improve knowledge in case of osteoartritis, there was an increase in knowledge in PKK community

One of the health problems is stroke. Stroke is a disease affecting the body's movement and functional systems which is the main factor in neurological disorders. Stroke is the second highest cause of death and the third leading cause of disability at world level. Stroke can affect the whole body such as paralysis, impaired cognitive function, difficulty speaking, emotional difficulties, pain and problems in daily life activities. Posyandu Ngudi Saras is one of the posyandu for the elderly in Sanggung Village. There is a shortage of physiotherapists in this place, which is one of the obstacles faced by residents in Sanggung Village. Apart from that, there is a lack of education about physiotherapy exercise programs, especially for stroke sufferers. This can be seen from the patient not continuing the exercise program at home so that his condition worsens and when carrying out activities he depends on other people. Based on these problems, we offer a solution by providing education about physiotherapy exercise programs from sitting to standing and from standing to walking to patients and families. This physiotherapy exercise program is useful for increasing the patient's independence in carrying out activities, especially when walking and standing. Activities are carried out door to door in the homes of stroke sufferers and with an interpersonal approach. Community service through this form of educational activity has been carried out and can increase the knowledge of stroke sufferers and their families.