The Role of Youth Family Development (BKR) in Improving the Quality of Youth

Abstract

Abstract. Based on observations of adolescents' lives accompanied by discussions with PKK RW 11 mothers, several problems identified by adolescents in RW 11 were: the low awareness of parents and school-age children to study outside school hours. , many mothers do not understand the process of parenting children, especially teenagers, the lack of community activities aimed at teenagers and the low level of youth participation in community social activities and so on. Therefore it is necessary to carry out solutive actions that include solutions for mothers or families with children/adolescents and at the same time a solution for the youth themselves, namely by establishing Youth Family Development (BKR). The program for forming BKR or Youth Family Development in the RW 11 area is carried out using the mentoring method, namely in the preparation and formation of BKR, training which includes training for PKK administrators and prospective BKR cadres related to BKR management and communication skills, training for youth and procurement of goods for the smooth running of the BKR work program to be formed. The output of the program is the formation of BKR in the RW 11 area complete with its human resources and an initial work program that provides alternative solutions in dealing with the problems of adolescent and youth families in the RW 11 area. training for youth as well as procurement of goods for the smooth running of the BKR work program that will be formed. The output of the program is the formation of BKR in the RW 11 area complete with its human resources and an initial work program that provides alternative solutions in dealing with the problems of adolescent and youth families in the RW 11 area. training for youth as well as procurement of goods for the smooth running of the BKR work program that will be formed. The output of the program is the formation of BKR in the RW 11 area complete with its human resources and an initial work program that provides alternative solutions in dealing with the problems of adolescent and youth families in the RW 11 area.