Vision Centres are permanent sites that provide communities with access to culturally appropriate and affordable eye care.

HISP (Health Information System Programme) is an initiative on information technology that helps strengthen the health information system in developing countries.

In 1975, Bhagwan Mahaveer Viklang Sahayata Samiti (BMVSS) developed an artificial lower limb prosthetic, the Jaipur Foot, to hep low-income amputees in developing nations. Today, BMVSS is the largest organization for the handicapped in the world in terms of fitment of artificial limbs and calipers.

TB CARE I is a follow-on program to the Tuberculosis Control Assistance Program (TB CAP) and aims to decrease morbidity and mortality by increasing case detection and treatment success of pulmonary TB patients in USAID priority countries.

The award-winning program, Supply Chain Management System, ensures reliable, cost effective and secure supply of products for HIV/AIDS programs in developing countries.