Abstract
Family medicinal plants (TOGA) are selected types of medicinal plants that can be planted in the house's yard to improve family health. TOGA can be used as an alternative to traditional medicines that are easy to find, relatively inexpensive, and have lower side effects than chemical drugs. Some TOGA plants commonly used by the community are red ginger, basil, turmeric, turmeric, etc. This community service activity aims to provide counseling related to the use of TOGA for traditional medicine and training on how to make herbal medicine from TOGA. The method used is lectures for outreach to the community regarding TOGA and its use, as well as training on how to make herbal medicine properly and correctly. The resulting outputs are article publication in the mass media, video publication on YouTube, community service seminars, and publication in community service proceedings or journals
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