The Society for Family Health, through its Condom Social Marketing program, produces, promotes and sells two condom brands in South Africa: Lovers' Plus and Trust. Lovers' Plus is an affordable, aspirational brand with three product lines.

This Program provides direct medical, social and economic care and support to HIV-infected mothers, their children and families in eight provinces.

The project focuses on the introduction of 52 voluntary counseling and testing (VCT) services named "Chan troi moi" (New Horizon) at project provinces. It implements an integrated behavior change campaign to promote safer sexual behavior among male clients of sex workers (SWs).

ASHA (Action, Service and Hope for AIDS) Foundation, established in 1998, is a charitable trust helping people infected with HIV/AIDS, their families and society as a whole through prevention, awareness, treatment, support, and rehabilitation of HIV-infected and affected persons.

The project aims to address the numerous problems facing AIDS-affected and vulnerable children in Nyanga township outside Cape Town, where almost 28% of the population is HIV positive, by providing holistic and sustainable community-based care in a community-built and community-staffed centre.

The Gold Star Network (GSN) is a social franchise that offers HIV, TB and reproductive health care services and treatment in 3 Kenyan provinces to employed individuals who are capable of paying for part of their healthcare costs.

PSI/El Salvador, known locally as PASMO, was founded in 1998 to improve the situation of HIV/AIDS in most at high risk populations using social marketing strategies. Since it was founded, PSI/El Salvador has built strong bonds with local NGO’s and the Ministry of Health's National HIV/AIDS Program.

PSI/Guatemala was founded in 1997 to improve prevention of HIV/AIDS using social marketing, as part of PASMO (Pan American Social Marketing Organization). Since then, PSI/PASMO Guatemala has added voluntary counseling and testing (VCT), youth HIV projects and family planning (FP) to its portfolio.

The Yer Yoykom project aims to contribute toward prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) of HIV/Aids through increasing access to, and demand for, Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) services.

Rebuilding Health in Rwanda is collaboration project between Canadian Universities and Rwanda. The project's goal is to strengthen Kigali Health Institute's nursing curriculum in the areas of mental health and HIV/AIDS.

Bandhu Social Welfare Society works toward the well-being of stigmatized and socially-excluded males and their partners, by providing sexual health services and supporting human rights and alternative livelihoods. The group has been able to develop a wide-ranging series of successful programs.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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 Hope for African Children Initiative (HACI) is an innovative response that addresses the entire child-focused prevention-care-mitigation continuum with mutually reinforcing program strategies.