Deen Dayal Chalit Aspatal (or Deen Dayal Mobile Units) make health services accessible to disadvantaged populations in remote rural areas through Mobile Medical Units (MMUs).

The family planning program has been implemented through existing government hospitals since 1965. It was created in order to facilitate and put a high focus on the scale up of healthcare initiatives.

SKY, “Sokapheap Krousat Yeugn,” is an innovative micro-health insurance program for the rural poor in Cambodia. SKY seeks to improve the health of Cambodians by providing affordable and accessible Social Health Insurance and quality care.

Jansankhya Sthirata Kosh (Population Stabilization Fund) launched Prerna, a responsible parenthood and a monetary incentive strategy, in selected districts of India to increase age of marriage among girls and encourage birth spacing of children.

CATS provides pre-hospital emergency medical response services to the general public through outside contracting; these serves are being expanded, increasing in process the reach and scope of existing services provided under “Centralized Accident Trauma Services (CATS)”.

A program implemented by Proctor and Gamble in partnership with National Rural Health Mission, where P & G as a corporate social responsibility together is working with NRHM for providing better feminine hygiene practices in rural parts of Rajasthan.

Emergency Response Services in Himachal Pradesh aims to provide comprehensive Emergency Response Service in the State of Himachal Pradesh.

Roko Cancer Campaign, an initiative aimed at early detection and awareness of cancers, funds mobile units to educate women and screen for breast, cervical and oral cancers throughout India.

E Health Points (EHP) are units owned and operated by Healthpoint Services India (HSI) that provide families in rural villages with clean drinking water, medicines, comprehensive diagnostic tools, and advanced tele-medical services that “bring” a doctor and healthcare to their community.

Rural Credit with Education (CRECER) is a Financial Development Institution which works with Credit Associations to provide financial and educational services to poor women with the ultimate goal of improving their quality of life and that of their families.

Aarohi’s mission is to create development opportunities for rural Himalayan communities through quality healthcare and education, enterprise promotion, women’s empowerment, sustainable natural resource use, and the revival of traditional culture.

Afya Kenya Foundation is a registered charitable trust based in Nairobi that seeks to provide quality health care to the rural and urban poor through free community health outreach camps. It was set up by student doctors who saw the need for such an initiative during their apprenticeship.

Auire is a social enterprise that develops and markets a color-identifying product for the visually-impaired in Brazil.

Akhuwat Health aims to achieve improvements in the health conditions of the people of Pakistan through the pursuit of community mobilization processes. The model aims to serve the poor through a chain of model clinics providing affordable, efficient and effective health care services.

CREDISALUD is an association of 25 Bolivian medical professionals which began offering health services 15 years ago in the outlying neighborhoods of La Paz. A permanent healthcare center was established five years ago.

Free Health Services (Layanan Kesehatan Cuma-Cuma/LKC) represents a network of clinics (from Dhompet Dhuafa), which are allocated to the Dhuafa community with the goals of assisting the poor, as well as to create partnerships, advocate and empower community health.

YAKKUM is a faith based organization working for the disabled. YAKKUM is integrated with a number of associate hospitals including Bethesda, Panti Rapih, Panti Waluyo, Panti Ludira, and Yakkum Emergency Unit (YEU) and ACT Alliance.

The organization's main objective is to facilitate healthcare access to a high-risk population northeast of the city of Guayaquil. Respiratory, gastrointestinal, and urinary tract infections are common in this region.

APROPO's mission is to promote a culture of reproductive health with free and responsible sexuality. APROPO focuses its activities on sexual health, which includes reproductive health, family planning, and the prevention of unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV.

Adolfo Kolping Bolivia addresses a variety of developmental areas which seek to improve the lives of society’s most at-risk population and its mission is to “provide services of excellence with the use of technology, quality and a warm team”.

The Sisterhood Exchange Program (SEP) seeks to improve the lives of rural women by connecting HIV+ women from different communities around the globe into one social support network.