Rukmana Patty, Albertina Nasri Lobo

Pelayanan Sosial Bagi Korban Penyalahguna Napza Di Institusi Penerima Wajib Lapor (IPWL) YP2MP (Yayasan Pendampingan Dan Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Papua Dan Papua Barat) Kota Jayapura

Introduction

Pelayanan sosial bagi korban penyalahguna napza di institusi penerima wajib lapor (ipwl) yp2mp (yayasan pendampingan dan pemberdayaan masyarakat papua dan papua barat) kota jayapura. Cari tahu pelayanan sosial dan rehabilitasi bagi korban Napza di Jayapura oleh IPWL YP2MP. Penelitian ini mengulas upaya pemulihan sosial bagi pengguna narkoba di Papua.

Abstract

The circulation of drugs (Narcotics, Psychotropic and Addictive Substances) in Indonesia is quite high. Jayapura City, which is the capital of Papua province, is one of the areas that has included an emergency level with a very alarming level of use and circulation, the majority of dealers get marijuana from Papua New Guinea which borders Jayapura City. In addition, the rise of alcohol among Papuan people who are consumed not only adults but also children. The stages of this research begin with the stages of field observation, interviews and documentation studies at the YP2MP institution. The data obtained is then analyzed descriptively using a qualitative approach, YP2MP social institutions in Jayapura City which are engaged in social rehabilitation services for Nazpa users provide services in three areas, namely Jayapura city, Jayapura district and Keerom district, including services inside and outside the institution in assisting victims of drug abusers so that they are able to recover and function socially.

Review

This paper addresses a critically important public health and social issue: the provision of social services for victims of drug abuse in a high-risk area. The abstract effectively highlights the severe challenge of drug (Napza) circulation and use in Jayapura City, Papua, exacerbated by its geographical proximity to Papua New Guinea, and also points to the alarming prevalence of alcohol abuse, even among children. By focusing on YP2MP (Yayasan Pendampingan Dan Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Papua Dan Papua Barat), an Institusi Penerima Wajib Lapor (IPWL), the study aims to shed light on the efforts of a specific local institution in tackling this complex problem, offering valuable insights into community-level interventions in a region often facing unique socio-economic challenges. The research employs a qualitative descriptive approach, utilizing field observation, interviews, and documentation studies, which are suitable methods for exploring the nature and scope of services provided by YP2MP. As presented in the abstract, the institution's services extend across Jayapura City, Jayapura District, and Keerom District, encompassing both in-house and outreach programs designed to assist victims in their recovery and social reintegration. While the abstract clearly outlines *what* YP2MP does and its geographical reach, it largely describes the operational aspects of the institution. A more detailed elucidation of the specific types of rehabilitation programs, the theoretical underpinnings guiding these services, or the challenges faced in their delivery would further enrich the abstract's summary of the study's contribution. Overall, this study promises to provide an important descriptive account of social rehabilitation efforts for drug abuse victims in a particularly vulnerable region of Indonesia. The abstract lays a foundational understanding of YP2MP's role, but leaves room for the full paper to delve into the efficacy of these programs, the specific outcomes achieved, or any barriers to successful recovery and social functioning. Future research, or indeed the full paper itself, could greatly benefit from analyzing the policy implications of YP2MP's work, exploring the specific challenges unique to the Papuan context, or presenting case studies that illustrate the journey of recovery. Such depth would not only enhance the academic contribution but also offer more actionable insights for policymakers and practitioners working in this critical field.

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