Clinics were established and run by local non-profit organization (RHAC) since 1996 to improve sexual and reproductive health of Cambodian people. At beginning, a RHAC clinic was open to serve people in Phnom Penh and then the clinic has grown to 18 clinics in eight provinces and one city.

With support from the Netherlands and the Lions Club (USA), Comprehensive and Appropriate Eye Care programs were established in 1999 by Eye Care Foundation Cambodia to improve eye health of people in five provinces.

Deepalaya’s Community Health Program provides access to health care, encourages health seeking behavior among the people & strengthens existing health delivery mechanisms in target villages in South Delhi through its rural health center and mobile clinics.

The "READY for Health" project increases awareness & understanding about reproductive health issues among high school students related to the prevention of unwanted pregnancies & sexually transmitted diseases & HIV/AIDS transmission through a peer-to-peer education method.

ANDY seeks to rehabilitate disabled youth from underprivileged families through the provision of mobility aids and assistive devices such as wheelchairs, elbow crutches, white canes and braille.

The Mobile Telemedicine Clinic Project will utilize satellite communications to connect medical staff running a mobile clinic in rural areas of Kenya with specialized doctors in urban areas.

The IECM is designed to reduce child morbidity and mortality associated with malnutrition in Rukungiri District, Uganda. This is done through offering outpatient treatment for malnutrition.

The program centers on increasing family planning services and reducing unwanted pregnancies through relying heavily on volunteer community health workers to deliver information and services to local neighborhoods and homes.

The Lake Clinic (TLC) is a mobile boat clinic that serves isolated populations on the Tonle Sap Lake.

SAHIC runs mobile ear camps that focus on prevention, detection, and treatment of hearing impairments especially in children and also offer ENT (ear, nose, and throat) treatment. SAHIC also operates a hospital specializing in ENT and head and neck treatment/surgeries that serves all Bangldeshis.

Young Power In Social Action (YPSA) HIV/AIDS Prevention Program works to adapt WHO's model for implementing youth friendly HIV/AIDS health services in Bangladesh.

Telemedicine for HIV/AIDS Care Services is a medical technology communication model that has been initiated and implemented by HOPE Worldwide through Sihanouk Hospital Center of Hope (SHCH) to support and enhance the delivery of HIV/AIDS care services and public health service in rural areas.

The Human Resources for Health Information System (HRHIS) in Uganda provides up-to-date information on the country’s health workforce for evidence-based decision-making.

Afya Mtandao unites Tanzanian health workers and promotes the use of ICT in the health sector by providing a knowledge-sharing platform for health workers, raising awareness of ICT in the health sector and providing ICT support services for health institutions.

The FITUN Warmline is a toll-free telephone information service devoted to answering questions by health care professionals about HIV/AIDS care and treatment.

These centers aim to serve millions of people by providing education, acute medical care, treatment, and the rehabilitation of sick, injured, disabled and destitute women and children.

AIDS Barefoot Doctors (ABD) contributes to breaking the cycle of poverty and AIDS in rural villages in Kenya. ABDs are not physicians, but community members/health workers who become leaders and provide home-based care and group therapy and education to people living with HIV/AIDS.

Daktari CD4 is a simple, accurate, and affordable CD4 cell counting system that delivers critical diagnostic test results to clinicians and patients across the globe.

The Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) is a global campaign that uses Magpi (formerly known as EpiSurveyor), open-source data collection software that requires low-technical expertise to use and is designed for low-specification mobile phones.

Aseguradora Rural, together with Banrural and Empresa Promotora de Servicios de Salud, proposes to implement health microinsurance products that will target different niches of Banrural clients in Guatemala, while learning about how insurance can be linked to savings and credit products.

Created to meet the demand for affordable primary healthcare, the KNCU Health Plan was developed and sponsored by the PharmAccess Foundation, in partnership with KNCU, MicroEnsure and the Mission for Essential Medical Supplies to serve those living in the Kilimanjaro area of Northern Tanzania.