Jhpiego Project Connect is a two-year United States Agency for International Development (USAID)-funded project that supports closing last-mile gaps and sustaining HIV epidemic control and improved health outcomes through strengthened community-based HIV programs, revitalization of primary health care and enhanced social service platforms in Botswana. Acknowledging the significant gains made toward HIV epidemic control in Botswana and the leadership of the Government of Botswana, local partners, and multisectoral stakeholders in contributing to these achievements, Project Connect addresses the ongoing need for capacity strengthening to tackle persistent gaps. It helps bolster civil society organizations’ technical and organizational management capacity, uses a systems-oriented lens to enhance existing partnerships, and advances integration toward a more sustainable community-based primary health care system. This initiative aims to maintain Botswana’s position as a leader in global HIV epidemic control and sustained response.