Located at the Tlagah village hall, more than 200 residents made KTPs and around 100 more made birth certificates. The realization of this program departs from the fact that there are still many residents of Tlagah village who do not have ID cards, especially the elderly, and this becomes a problem when there is assistance from the government because they have to use ID cards. As a result, assistance in the form of money or groceries and other assistance is often misdirected because those who deserve it do not meet the requirements (don't have an ID card). The enthusiasm and warm response was shown by the Tlagah village community. The implementation of this activity was also assisted by the youth, the coordinator and the Tlagah village youth group. They all accompanied and assisted officers when the recording was carried out. Making electronic ID cards for the Tlagah village community, served by a ball pick-up mechanism (mobile service). They don't need to go directly to the office or at the sub-district service house, but officers from the Population and Civil Registration Office come directly to a predetermined location. So that the existence of a service model like this in the future must increase its capacity and reach, such as services for birth certificates and electronic KTP recording in hospitals and other places that facilitate access for the community. With this service model, it is hoped that public awareness about the importance of population documents and civil registration documents will increase. In addition, the presence of this program is intended to make it easier for people to get services from government or private institutions because they already have a resident identity.

A Assistance in the practice of jama' and qashar prayers for the community in the village of Katol Barat Geger Bangkalan. The formulation of the problem raised in this community service activity is related to the weak understanding of the community in the West Katol village of Geger Bangkalan about religion, especially in the ubudiyah problem regarding congregational prayers and qashar. To find alternative solutions to the above, women's fiqh mentoring and training was held. The objectives of this PKM activity are: 1. To equip the community in West Katol Geger Bangkalan village with religious knowledge. 2. Equip the people in the West Katol village of Geger Bangkalan with religious knowledge directly from the source, namely the Koran and hadith. 3. Increase the knowledge and knowledge of the community in West Katol Geger Bangkalan village, especially in ubudiyah issues related to worship. The problem solving framework designed in PKM activities in the form of implementing this training activity is: 1. An explanation of the meaning of jama' and qashar and their arguments. 2. Designing and carrying out assistance for the practice of jama' and qashar prayers for the community as exemplified by the Prophet Muhammad. 3. Evaluation of training results. Based on interviews, question and answer and direct observation during the activity, this community service activity yielded the following results: first, increased knowledge and understanding of the community in West Katol Geger Bangkalan village, second was equipping the community in West Katol Geger Bangkalan village with religious knowledge related to ubudiyah especially about jama' and qashar, the third is increasing knowledge and knowledge of the community.