This program is tailored to improve the overall well-being of communities by addressing both healthcare and nutritional needs. The program focuses on empowering caregivers with the knowledge and tools necessary to manage primary healthcare and prevent common illnesses, particularly those related to hygiene, such as diarrhea and vomiting, which can have serious health implications. A key aspect of the program is training caregivers in essential areas of personal and environmental hygiene, equipping them with the skills to prevent the spread of diseases. This training ensures that caregivers are prepared to create safer, healthier environments for their families, reducing the burden of preventable illnesses.