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Flood disasters experienced by many people in Riau require the role of Community Based Participatory Action Research (CBPAR). The research focuses on: potential challenges that will be defined in the community based on Participatory Action Research (PAR), process of developing and controlling collaboration, and challenges of subject collaboration in the research process. The purpose of this research is to increase family resilience in the post-flood reconstruction phase through CBPAR based on the concept of FEAR plan. Participatory action research is used as the research methodology. Research questions include: risk and protective factors related to disasters, family belief systems, family organizing patterns, and communication processes in families during the disaster reconstruction phase. The research subjects are 30 adults who experienced major flooding because the fifth door of the PLTA (Hydroelectric) Koto Panjang in Riau, which is closed for the last 30 years, is opened due to the overflow of several lakes in West Sumatra. Data of the research are collected using family resilience scale and questionnaire with open ended questions. The data are analyzed using qualitative methods by descriptive analysis. The results of this research show that there is an actively dynamic change of family resilience. The community is more aware of the importance of active participation activities to encounter problems related to flood disaster, such as disaster response plans, and complete preparation activities. Finally, they have practiced the implementation of disaster plan. In addition, the community has initiated meetings for youth and elderly focusing on the implementation of tiered activities so when the floods occur, the management of these activities can run independently supported by all of the community members. Community leaders have carried out double-level mentoring activities and have a good communication structure. Meanwhile, hey are still pioneering material through communication channels using the mosque.

Disaster Education to Increase Family Resilience (Community Based Participatory Action Research on Post Flood Reconstruction Phase)