The capstone project's evaluation is currently being considered. This evaluation is essential as it will determine the impact and outcome of the program and guide its replication. Process evaluations help key stakeholders understand how the program's outcome or impact was achieved. According to the Rural Health Information Hub (2024), process and outcome evaluations are vital in program management because they provide insights into how interventions are implemented and why specific outcomes are achieved. While outcome evaluation measures the effectiveness of a program, process evaluation examines the details of program delivery, adherence to protocols, and the quality of implementation. Rural Health Information Hub (2024) reported that effective evaluation is not just necessary but a powerful tool for maximizing learning from projects and effectively communicating project benefits and successes. It functions as a compass, guiding projects toward successful completion, and should be integrated into the very fabric of project management. Process evaluations aim to document how an intervention is implemented and what was delivered, compared with what was intended to be delivered, inspiring us all to strive for better outcomes. I am not currently encountering any significant challenges. However, I am carefully considering the critical stakeholders that will participate in the program evaluation. The evaluation will be meticulously designed through collaborative efforts to measure