Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) is a collaborative approach to research that actively involves community members in the research process. This method emphasizes the importance of local knowledge and perspectives, ensuring that the research addresses the specific needs and concerns of the community. By partnering with community members, researchers can create more relevant and effective solutions to social issues. In CBPR, both researchers and community members share power and responsibility throughout the research process. This partnership fosters trust and encourages the community to take ownership of the findings, leading to sustainable changes. Ultimately, CBPR aims to improve health and well-being while empowering communities to advocate for themselves.