The capstone project's evaluation is crucial as it determines the program's impact and outcomes, guiding its replication. Process evaluations help stakeholders understand how the program's outcomes were achieved, providing insights into how interventions are implemented and why specific outcomes are achieved. The Rural Health Information Hub (2024) emphasizes the importance of process evaluations in program management, as they provide insights into how interventions are implemented and why specific outcomes are achieved. They serve as a compass, guiding projects towards successful completion and should be integrated into project management. Process evaluations document how interventions are implemented and delivered, inspiring efforts for better outcomes. Although no significant challenges are currently encountered, the evaluation will be meticulously designed through collaborative efforts to measure program outcomes effectively. The concern is that different stakeholders, such as policymakers, public health practitioners, clinicians, and community leaders, may perceive the public health issue and program evaluation differently