LPPPM Universitas Muhammadiyah Bone held a send-off ceremony for hundreds of students participating in the Thematic Student Community Service (KKN) program. This year, the service focus is directed toward strengthening the village economy and enhancing digital literacy in the remote areas of Bone Regency.
Students have been equipped with various work programs designed based on observations of local community needs. These programs include mentoring for MSMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises), technology-based village administration management, and health education for families.
LPPPM hopes that through this Thematic KKN, students can apply the knowledge gained on campus to the real world. The presence of students is expected to be a catalyst for the development of village potential and to strengthen the relationship between the university and the community.