YARSI save vision is one of the Centers of excellence for Community Service {PkM) at YARSI University which was initiated in 2011. The YARSI Save Vision Community Service Center has delivered community service in cataract operations, refraction measurement and education on eye health, in the form of training and counseling funded by YARSI University and private. The community service implementation team consists of multi­ disciplinary activity implementers in the fields of informatics, medicine, pharmacy, psychology, economics, law, and health practitioners from within and outside the country.

Priority 1: Improving the quality and quantity of public health services
Excellent community service:

Community Service excellence:
Focus on cataract surgery, because the high cataract prevalence rate of 0,1% per year, especially with the increasing of age. The main goal is to reduce blindness among adults

Priority 2: Children health

Community Service excellence:
Refraction Examination focuses on elementary school children, because most of visual impairment worldwide is caused by uncorrected refractive error. The main goal is to reduce blindness among children

Priority 3: community health

Community Service excellence:
Eye Health Education in the form of Mentoring and Counseling. Activities are focused on health cadres for the elderly, housewives and elementary school teachers to be passed on to elderly eye patients and elementary school children.

YARSI Relief Agency (YARA) is one of the Centers of excellence for Community Service at YARSI University which was initiated in 2009. YARA Community Service Center has delivered community services in the form of social service activities (logistics delivery and health worker assistance) at disaster sites, such as the earthquake in Yogyakarta, Aceh, Lombok, Palu and Donggala, and victims of the Tsunami disaster in Banten. In addition, the YARA Community Service Center also provides education in the form of training and counseling which is funded by YARSI University. The community service implementation team consists of various multi­ disciplines, such as in the fields of informatics, medicine, pharmacy, psychology, economics, law, and YARSI University Alumni Association, as well as domestic and international health practitioners

Priority 1: Improving the quality and quantity of public health services in disaster- affected areas

Community Service excellence:
Health Services Focus on health care assistance to victims of natural disasters

The main objective is to assist the government ease the burden on disaster victims

Priority 2: Providing logistical assistance in disaster-affected areas

Community Service excellence:
Logistics and medicine delivery focused on providing assistance for communities affected by natural disasters
The main objective is to provide clothing and food assistance, as well as other logistics as needed

Priority 3: community health

Community Service excellence:
Workshop or training and education on preparedness and awareness of natural disasters. The focus of training and mentoring activities is on health cadres, teachers and their students, so that they can be cascaded to their respective work areas

The YARSI TB Care Center is one of the Community Service Centers for TB which reports to the Vice Chancellor 3. Community service activities have been delivered since 2009, which involve the entire academic community at YARSI University and work together with agreed partners. During 2009 - 2016 YARSI University TB Care conducted a partnership with TB Aisyiyah with various activities ranging from efforts to increase public knowledge about TB including education, recognizing signs of disease, methods of prevention, methods of transmission, examination and treatment. Other activities are active efforts to break TB transmission chain by searching for TB cases and providing TB case assistance (examination and treatment)

YARSI TB Care and TB AISYIYAH working area in Central Jakarta covers 3 districts; Cempaka Putih, Johar Baru and Kemayoran. In December 2017, the partnership program with TB Aisyiyah was completed with a note that YARSI University TB Care contributed excellent achievement. The Closing Ceremony of the Partnership with TB Aisyiyah was held on December 31, 2017

In XNUMX, YARSI TB Care's contribution to TB care in Indonesia was resumed by signing a memorandum of understanding with LKNU (Nahdatul Ulama Health Institute) as a partner, with working areas in XNUMX Districts in Central Jakarta, namely Johar Baru, Kemayoran, Cempaka Putih, Senen, Gambir, Tanah Abang, Sawah Besar and Menteng. LKNU became the Special Sub-Recipient {SR) of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia, the Sub-Directorate of TBC with financial support from the Global Fund. This program is called "Efforts towards the community-based Elimination of Tuberculosis - LKNU supported by the Global Fund". YARSI University TB Care contributes as one of the Implementing Units - IU. IU will collaborate with the Central Jakarta Health Office and the respective health Centers, and across stakeholders at the City level. With a wider working area, it provides opportunities for YARSI University TB Care to develop Community Service activities and research

 Vision:

To become an Islamic higher education institution that cares for tuberculosis through research activities and plenary health services by encouraging people to independently tackle the tuberculosis problem in Indonesia

 Mission:

Actively participating in tackling the tuberculosis problem in Indonesia

1. Increasing awareness of tuberculosis patients, families and communities to take advantage of government and private health services.
2. Driving community awareness towards overcoming tuberculosis in their family and neighborhood
3. Mobilizing society to strive and reduce tuberculosis morbidity and mortality by breaking the chain of transmission
4. Conducting research on tuberculosis that encourages improvement in the quality of case finding, treatment and patient recovery, to accelerate the reduction in morbidity and mortality caused by tuberculosis