The HDI program works to strengthen the capacity of the health system to provide both preventive and curative care.The program focuses on training health workers especially in the rural areas believing that quality health care provision depends on the knowledge of health providers.

The International Network for Rational Use of Drugs (INRUD) was established to design, test, and disseminate effective strategies to improve the way drugs are prescribed, dispensed, and used, with a particular emphasis on resource poor countries.

The Fred Hollows Foundation works on Rapid Assessment of Avoidable Blindness, a program that works with needful people and side-by-side with the local people to focus on sustainability of a crucial part of the body: the eye.They are trying to end avoidable blindness in underprivileged communities.

The YWCA-Rwandan program "Giving Hope"supports and cares for the OVCs in rural areas of Rwanda. The program also provides for PLWA and their families.

Ahadi Kenya Trust is a non–governmental organization that spearheads the Jigger Eradication Campaign in Kenya and Eastern Africa. The Campaign works in local and difficult to reach regions of Kenya and enlists the assistance of over 1,600 volunteers from Kenya and other countries.

FIMRC's Micro Health Insurance Program (MHIP) is a non-monetary model of health insurance that combines health education and community development projects with improved access to medical services.

Youth Truck is a mobile outreach service, which sensitizes youth in rural areas and urban slums on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) (including HIV/AIDS prevention) through films and other activities.

GHN works with rural communities and stakeholders to achieve ‘health for all’.

AHF-Uganda Cares promotes condom use as a way for people to protect themselves and their partners against HIV and conducts regular HIV testing events. In addition, the project campaigns where it tests and refers the the positive people for treatment.

Hospital Moyses Deutsch was established in 2008 in M'Boi Mirim, a poor neighborhood in São Paulo. The Albert Einstein Hospital established an agreement with the government so that all services would be paid for by Brazil's government health insurance - the Unified Health System (SUS).

One of Walking with Maasai’s aims is to relieve the burden of preventable disease by developing health care initiatives that provide health care to remote areas of Maasai communities.

AOET operates a pharmacy and mobile clinics with nurses, doctors, clinical officers and counselors providing treatment, counseling and home based care for people suffering from HIV/AIDS in 63 different villages.

Chittagong Eye Infirmary and Training Complex is a multidisciplinary purpose-built tertiary eye care institution. It has specific functions such as ophthalmic human resource development and eye care services. It is now recognized as one of the major ophthalmic centers in Bangladesh.

DAM’s health service focus is on enhancing the complemented health service system by building the capacity of health workers, effective and sustainable water and sanitation practices, community managed ‘satellite clinics’, prevention of drug abuse and HIV/AIDS, and cancer and mental health care.

Kitovu Mobile provides care and support for People Living with HIV and AIDS (PLHA), through a Home Based Care Program (HBC) and empowers them to cope up with the HIV/AIDS and its possible impacts.

Tabasamu has a mission to provide free dental care, free dental education and preventative dental care to under served communities in the Anglican Diocese of Kitale in western Kenya and now Haiti. Tabasamu, is a dental outreach project comprised of volunteer dentists, hygienists, and others.

Masai Dental Clinic provides dental care at no charge to the Masai people.

PACE Dental Clinic offers a full range of dental care services from dental extractions to root canal treatments and seeks to improve the dental health of patients and to encourage the community to embrace the importance of preventive dental maintenance.

COHRE strengthens the research training capacity and infrastructure for clinical, operational, and health services research on HIV/TB infections through training, mentorship and strengthened collaboration between HIV and TB control programs.

Community/Peer Initiated Testing and Counseling (C/PITC) are community-based testing facilities that have been initiated and implemented by Cambodian government to increase an uptake of HIV testing by high risk groups.

With the financial support from Canada, Buddhist for Health (BFH) started Health Equity Fund Managed by Pagoda (HEFP) in Takeo province in 2003. This is a health care financing scheme which is initiated to improve the health of very poor people in rural area.