APOPO is a social enterprise that researches, develops, and deploys detection rat technology for humanitarian purposes. APOPO's HeroRATs provide second-line screening of TB samples from collaborating DOTS Centers.

Aravind Eye Care System (AECS), a network of hospitals in India, is the largest provider of eye care in the world.

Operation ASHA is a registered non-profit that has taken TB treatment to the doorsteps of 6.1 million individuals living in disadvantaged areas. It operates in over 3,000 villages and slums in eight states spread across India and two provinces in Cambodia.

Patients sometimes skip doctor visits and head directly to pharmacies for medicines. PATH aims to train employees at pharmacies to be able to better diagnose patients and refer them to relevant clinics or hospitals.

LVPEI is a not-for-profit, comprehensive eye care network. It operates 116 facilities in India, 95 of them which are primary eye care centres located in remote rural villages.

This project is launching a nurse practitioner-based comprehensive fixed-price health care system in Tamil Nadu. The venture will comprise a nurse-led primary healthcare facility offering diagnostics and outpatient care. A referral network will build a full healthcare continuum.

CEGIN, is a completely self-financed and profitable company, which offers affordable health services to mothers, their children and women in poor rural areas.

The Integrated Malaria Control Program is collaborating with health management teams and three international private voluntary organizations (PVOS) to provide guidance, training and medications. The program seeks to reduce malarial infections amongst poor and marginalized populations.

Healthy Villages provides specialized healthcare options by creating referral networks whereby local Health Centers alert the Uganda Villages Project (UVP) if a patient requires care. UVP then arranges for the patient to receive care at a specialty site.

The application of e-prescription in community health centers Babakan Sari, Bandung, West Java is said to be the first in Indonesia. This application takes place through cooperation of Padjadjaran University and Institute Technology of Bandung, Indonesia.

Nairobi Slums TB Project was started to bring TB testing facilities closer to the people in the slums of Nairobi. The overall objective of the project is to enhance prevention and care of tuberculosis through intensified case finding in the communities, through community health workers.

Swasth is a network of self-sustaining health centers located in slums that provides quality & affordable primary healthcare services to India's urban poor. Supported by a Community Outreach Program and a referral network, they act as gateway to comprehensive health services.

C2C provides free support to health professionals, families, volunteers and institutions in developing countries caring for children with leukemia, cancer and other severe diseases. The services offered will be pertinent to local realities and social values

ERC-eye care center provides low-cost, high-quality eye care and surgical procedures for those at the bottom of the pyramid.

This scheme provides tuberculosis (TB) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) testing and treatment follow up for the residents of Nairobi's slums.

ASMO is a social marketing project designed to increase access to and use of quality health products and services by women and children, especially in rural and undeserved areas, by using a variety of media and community outreach campaigns.

Riders for Health (Riders) is an international NGO and not-for-profit social enterprise that manages vehicles used for health care delivery by partner organisations in sub-Saharan Africa. We manage 1,300 vehicles across sub-Saharan Africa.

Living goods is an “Avon-like” network of franchised community health promoters who provide health education and earn a living selling essential health products door-to-door at prices affordable to the poor.

Merrygold Health Network aims at creating access to low cost good quality Maternal and Child Health (MCH) services by networking with Private health service providers as franchisees.

Venture Strategies Innovations (VSI) is a nonprofit organization committed to improving women’s health in developing countries. In our country programs we work collaboratively with a host of local partners to implement programs that advance women's health, and strengthen communities.

CHADIK works in collaboration with Gertrude's Children’s hospital to bring expert care and treatment through mobile clinics to mothers and children living in hard to reach areas of the Laikipia East District.