Community Resource Health Efforts (UKBM) are part of the PT Vale Indonesia Tbk PPM program which was initiated from 2016 until now. The initiation of this program was based on the high number of visits to health facilities, the average type of disease complained of was a degenerative disease that could be prevented promotively and preventively, and the lack of optimal use of medicinal plants around the community. Participants are the general public from women's groups such as PKK, Women's Farmers Group (KWT), Dasawisma, other communities, managers of traditional health programs at Community Health Centers in the empowerment areas of PT Vale Indonesia Tbk (Puskesmas Nuha, Wasuponda, Wawondula, Timampu, Mahalona, Bantilang, Malili, Lampia). Participants are given basic herbal training, herbal medicine entrepreneurship, training in mixing, mixing, massage skills, advanced herbal and ToT in stages by medical herbal doctors and teams. Furthermore, in implementing the training and activity follow-up plans for each participant, assistance is provided.
Participants who have taken part in training to create a Medicinal Garden (TOGA), start from preparing planting needs, caring for planting, harvesting and processing it. As time goes by, participants' interest and talent emerges to become a traditional healer (Hatra) and herbal medicine entrepreneur. The participants formed a forum for herbal activists called HIPHO (Organic Herbal Activists Association) in 2019. The activities carried out by this association take the form of herbal development at the village, sub-district, district level, social service and herbal promotion. After that, there was an initiation in the form of building a centralized empirical medical health service called Rumah Sehat HIPHO. Managed by HIPHO members, HIPHO Healthy House has started operating since June 2022.
On the other hand, the manager of the Hatra Community Health Center program after participating in the ToT in 2019 provided guidance and disseminated knowledge about herbs to the Independent Care (Asman) group in the working area of the Community Health Center. Apart from that, they also initiate herbal medicine corners every month at every Puskesmas and Martabak berdasi (Let's embrace diabetes and hypertension sufferers) where the target group is mostly the elderly. Participants receive monthly health check services as well as other activities such as health education, the use of medicinal plants and acupressure massage to treat their illnesses, healthy exercise and an annual meeting. Currently the tie-dyed martabak group is divided into 2 classes and there are around 60 participants per class.