Visual and Participatory Educational Innovation to Promote Immunization Awareness in Nibong Village

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Community-based intervention improved immunization awareness among caregivers, suggesting effective methods for engaging families.

Completion of basic immunization rose from 14% to 86% among participants, indicating successful outreach.
Maternal knowledge increased significantly from 28.6% to 71.4%, demonstrating the program's educational impact.
The study employed a community-based, visual–participatory education approach over four weeks, enhancing local engagement.
The findings emphasize the need for objective verification of coverage to ensure the program's effectiveness.

Yuliana et al. (2025) studied this question.

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