TB is a serious infection caused by the Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Even now, tuberculosis paru remains one of the world's most pressing health issues. Even though many nations have taken steps to combat this illness, if it is not treated, it could lead to kematian. The goal of health promotion is to increase awareness of how to prevent tuberculosis in children. In order to conduct a thorough investigation, this community's pengabdian uses a quantitative approach and a kuesioner's lembar to understand the experiences of TB patients and other members of the community. Following the dissemination of health education about TB Paru to the general public at Puskesmas Negeri Lima, the general public's knowledge increased by 70–80%. This score is higher than the pre-test score of roughly 62%. This health education is provided in a gentle manner via ceramah, discussion, and tanya jawab. The results of the test indicate that the general public's knowledge has increased.

Anemia is one of the problems in adolescents in Indonesia. Anemia is more common in female adolescents than male adolescents. The purpose of this community service activity is to determine the level of adolescent knowledge about anemia and the importance of preventing anemia. The methods in community service activities include providing pretests and posttests, health education about anemia, the importance of preventing anemia. Community service activities use media in the form of leaflets, powerpoint presentations and videos. Knowledge measurement with questionnaires. This activity was carried out at Mts Al-Muhajirin Ambon class IX with 45 students. The results of the activity showed an increase in knowledge based on the results of the posttest, namely 73.4% of students had good knowledge about anemia. In conclusion, health education for adolescents through leaflets, powerpoint presentations and videos can increase knowledge for adolescents at Mts Al-Muhajirin Ambon. This activity needs to be improved by coordinating with the school and local health center to carry out continuous follow-up activities. The need for the formation of peer groups or health information corners at schools in increasing efforts to prevent anemia in adolescents.