Today we had a short Design Lab class about how to build our prototype (a demo of our final solution). Before we built our prototype, we had to finalize our solution first! We firmly decided to use mothers as a gateway to reach the entire community by creating a network among pregnant women in the community that acts as a source of information and resources of healthcare access. We decided to name our project the Merry Mobile Mamas (MMM). According to our project, a volunteer health worker from each community has to be recruited first. Then, the health workers can go to their communities and recruit pregnant women to be a part of MMM. Each month, a pregnant woman in each community would be appointed (or volunteered) to be the leader of the MMM in that community, who we named the “Big Mama” (to give them a sense of responsibility and involvement). The location of the meeting will then be located at Big Mamas’ houses. Signs with dates, times and locations of the meetings must be clearly labelled and visible to the whole communities. We also came up with an idea of putting MMM flags at the meeting locations. The health workers would be facilitating Big Mamas in coming up with events and activities that keep ‘health’ a casual topics in their conversations, up until the Big Mamas get the hang of how to manage MMM on their own. Then, the health workers only need to come back and check up on them once a month. The health workers can also come each month to hold workshops that educate MMM members (and anyone in the communities who are interested) on healthcare access and health related topics such as vaccination and disease prevention. Since pregnant women that we talked to were mostly unemployed and were usually free, we hoped that this project would increase their socialization opportunity and help them gain knowledge about healthcare access.