In targeted districts of KP, Sindh, and Baluchistan, PEI established Health Management Committees (HMC) to lead its health program objectives. These committees play a crucial role in driving initiatives to enhance healthcare delivery and promote public health awareness. HMC members undergo comprehensive institutional training to strengthen their capacity in managing healthcare resources and addressing community health needs effectively. Through targeted sensitization programs, HMC members are educated on PEI interventions focusing on health and hygiene issues, tuberculosis (TB) control, family planning (FP), and maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) services. Skill development initiatives and training sessions expand institutional capacities, particularly in areas such as Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) coverage, improvement of referral systems, and raising awareness on prevalent community diseases like TB and malaria. A feedback mechanism is also established for conflict resolution related to FP and MNCH services, facilitating efficient service delivery and enhancing healthcare outcomes