The risk of stunting in Batetangnga Village is elevated due to a significant number of pregnant mothers and toddlers suffering from malnutrition and a lack of adequate maternal knowledge. Additionally, health cadres and PAUD/TK teachers have not received training to identify children at risk of stunting. The community service aimed to improve participants' knowledge, awareness, motivation, and skills in detecting, preventing, and managing stunting risks. The results were accurately measured, evaluated, and interpreted by skilled officers. The support methods included educating pregnant mothers, young mothers, health officers, and PAUD/TK teachers about the risks of stunting and providing training on identifying stunting risks in young children. The results showed a rise in knowledge from 78.9% to 81.8%, awareness from 66.7% to 73.8%, and motivation from 54.5% to 57.6%. Skilled officers promptly identified potential stunting risks. The accompanying activities were beneficial in enhancing the community's, health cadres', and PAUD/TK teachers' ability to prevent stunting in children. The intervention was effective in improving the participants' knowledge, awareness, and motivation, and the trained cadres and teachers were skilled in anthropometric measurements and risk detection, which is crucial for preventing stunting in children.The risk of stunting in Batetangnga Village is elevated due to a significant number of pregnant mothers and toddlers suffering from malnutrition and a lack of adequate maternal knowledge. Additionally, health cadres and PAUD/TK teachers have not received training to identify children at risk of stunting. The community service aimed to improve participants' knowledge, awareness, motivation, and skills in detecting, preventing, and managing stunting risks. The results were accurately measured, evaluated, and interpreted by skilled officers. The support methods included educating pregnant mothers, young mothers, health officers, and PAUD/TK teachers about the risks of stunting and providing training on identifying stunting risks in young children. The results showed a rise in knowledge from 78.9% to 81.8%, awareness from 66.7% to 73.8%, and motivation from 54.5% to 57.6%. Skilled officers promptly identified potential stunting risks. The accompanying activities were beneficial in enhancing the community's, health cadres', and PAUD/TK teachers' ability to prevent stunting in children. The intervention was effective in improving the participants' knowledge, awareness, and motivation, and the trained cadres and teachers were skilled in anthropometric measurements and risk detection, which is crucial for preventing stunting in children.