At present, in Bangladesh, the CCs can cater the services on family planning (FP), maternal neonatal and child health (MNCH) and health education for the rural people by using eHealth strategy as the community health care provider (CHCP) and other staff of CCs are equipped with internet connected laptop service . One recent study findings show that 33% rural married women and 69% of their family members have mobile phones. Therefore, the MOHFW, icddr,b and Ethics Advance Technology Limited (EATL) have taken this initiative to utilize mobile phone technology to improve HPN service in rural areas of Bangladesh. This study will be implemented with the aim to develop and test a mechanism of mHealth strategies as well as assessing the impact in improving reproductive health and family planning, maternal neonatal and child health, integrated management of childhood illness, expanded programme on immunization, and other primary health care services in community level in rural areas of Bangladesh. This is an evidence based research for HPN services using mobile technology and proposed extension of the project and integrated with health system of the Government in Bangladesh.