<p>Results: By September, 13 community dialogue sessions were held, reaching out to a total of 2691 people and 1551 households. Women were 73%(n=1,979) and men 27%(n=712) . Follow ups visits showed reduction in misuse of LLINs from197 to 11 households who were found to be still using the net for fencing. Malaria cases reduced from 24% reported in quarter 2 of 2022 to 10% in quarter 3 after the intervention. Net use in households increased to 98%(n=1520) from 57%(n=884) after being demonstrated to on how to modify rectangular net to circular for ease of tying in the local houses.</p>