The lack of practical skills among orphans and economically disadvantaged youth often limits their opportunities for employment or entrepreneurship. To address this issue, a one-day graphic design training program was organized by BAZNAS Bekasi in collaboration with Universitas Islam 45 Bekasi. The program aimed to equip 15 participants with basic graphic design skills using CorelDRAW, focusing on creating business cards, flyers, stickers, calendars, and other print-related products. The training was conducted through a hands-on approach, beginning with an introduction to the software interface, followed by practice using essential tools, and concluding with independent design tasks under expert guidance. Participants demonstrated significant improvements in technical skills, as evidenced by their ability to produce quality designs despite having no prior experience. The program also boosted participants’ confidence and provided them with insights into career opportunities within the creative industry. This initiative effectively empowered participants to achieve economic independence while fostering the development of practical skills aligned with labor market demands.

This activity aims to optimize the packaging of Sukamukti Village MSME products using a press machine. The method used involves the application of press technology in the packaging process to ensure the compactness and durability of the product packaging. The press tool used is able to produce neater and more uniform packaging, thereby reducing the risk of product damage and improving packaging aesthetics. The results of applying the press show a significant increase in the quality of product packaging, both in terms of durability and visual appearance. This improvement in packaging quality has a positive impact on consumer experience, because they tend to choose products that are packaged well. Thus, the use of press equipment for packaging MSME products in Sukamukti Village has proven to be effective in improving product image and competitiveness in the market. This research provides recommendations for MSMEs in other villages to consider similar technology as part of their packaging strategy.