Adopt a Doctor alleviates the problem of high human resource turnover rates and lack of experienced physicians in health facilities by providing financial aid and other critical resources to help doctors continue serving the poorest communities.

The Jamkhed Model implemented by CRHP is designed to operate on a multi-sectored approach to health and development. The three components of the model encompass Village Health Workers, the Mobile Health Team, and the on-campus Julia Hospital and Training Center.

Healing Fields is a non-profit organization dedicated to making health care affordable and accessible to poor, underprivileged, and marginalized people in India. The Foundation has provided health insurance to over 75,000 individuals from low income communities across five states in India.

The Institute for Rural Health Studies (IRHS) runs a chain of clinics in rural Andhra Pradesh that make extensive use of village health workers and use a referral system to let patients receive specialized care in Hyderabad.

The Christian Hospital Chandraghona (CHC) started as a small health centre, initially provided clinic-based primary health care, and slowly grew into the main referral centre for Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) and a portion of the neighbouring upazilas of Chittagong District.

The Cyber-VCT Pilot program encourages utilization of HIV testing services by providing access to solar-powered Internet as cover and incentive for participation in the Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT) Program.

Tuungane is a youth organization that aims at promoting HIV prevention and improving uptake of VCT and STI services by offering youth friendly and youth specific HIV services.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Socios En Salud Sucursal Peru (SES) is part of the international nonprofit Partners in Health (PIH). While supporting national programs to combat TB and HIV, SES has maintained and expanded a wide range of primary care and social support services in the shantytowns of Lima.

DKT Thailand focuses on contraceptive use to manage population growth and protect against HIV/AIDs through dynamic social marketing.

Somalia Mental Health Foundation is a US based nonprofit organization whose exclusively humanitarian mission is to improve and protect the lives and dignity of people with mental health disorders and children with learning disabilities in Somalia.

Owethu is a rural primary healthcare clinic deployed in rural communities. These mobile structures provide state of the art facilities and equipment funded by the Cipla Foundation. A range of healthcare services are provided in partnership with NGO's to serve poor communities at low cost.

PSI/Zambia was established in 1992 to empower at-risk and underserved Zambians to lead healthier lives in line with the Government of Zambia’s health priorities. PSI/Zambia’s current portfolio contains programs in HIV/AIDS, reproductive health, malaria, safe water.

Malamulele Onward is a non-governmental organization established in 2006 that provides rehabilitation services to children affected by cerebral palsy in remote and rural areas. They also provide training to support caregivers and parents of children affected.

This pilot program offers cardiovascular disease screening to people who come into healthcare facilities for HIV prevention and treatment services.