In rural areas, Paza Sauti audio players are essential tools for teaching public health, bridging the information gap in communities with limited resources. These devices can deliver health education content, including information on hygiene, disease prevention, nutrition, and maternal health, in local languages. By using the audio players in public health workshops and community gatherings, facilitators can effectively communicate vital health information, ensuring clear understanding regardless of literacy levels. The solar-powered capability ensures these devices remain functional in regions with scarce electricity, providing continuous access to important health messages. This innovative approach empowers rural communities with knowledge to improve their health outcomes, leveraging sustainable technology to enhance public health education and awareness.