Love on Wheels is a fully integrated mobile healthcare service provider that is managed and operated by certified health practitioners from a wide variety of medical backgrounds.

The Indo-American Cancer Hospital & Research Institute is a non-profit organization that delivers care on par with world standards of excellence at an affordable price.

The Rwanda Health Enterprise Architecture (RHEA) initiative seeks to define, develop and implement a health enterprise architecture for Rwanda. It is the initiative which supports the eHealth program of Rwanda.

The Leprosy Control Programme reaches out to the rural population with educational and awareness raising campaigns to reduce the stigmatisation of leprosy patients, while also identifying patients in rural areas and referring them to a health centres or hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

Positive Youth Initiative (PYI) is a youth group housed by Movement of Men against AIDS in Kenya (MMAAK) at the Metropolitan Hospital in Buruburu, Nairobi.

Mwenya Uganda works to improve levels of healthcare in rural communities by running mobile dental and medical clinics alongside health education workshops.

Partners in Health Malawi was initiated in 2007 as Abwenzi Pa Za Umoyo (APZU). PIH/APZU partners with Malawi’s Ministry of Health in the rural Neno district to provide comprehensive, community-based care to a catchment area of about 125,000 people. In October 2013, the program initiated a weekly mob

PROCOSI is a Bolivian network of non-profit organizations that contribute to improving the general health of the population with activities aimed at strengthening the performance of its members’ development and health programs and influencing public policy.

100% Jeune is a not-for-profit program that uses media and interpersonal communications to promote the reduction of risk-taking behavior among youth.

SABCOHA aims to co-ordinate a private sector response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. It is a member-driven organisation with several large corporations, medium-sized enterprises and smaller companies, including service providers, joining forces in the private sector initiative to combat HIV/AIDS.

The SafeCare Foundation is designed for health care providers in resource-poor settings to assist them in step-wise quality improvement and the delivery of safer care to their patients.

FXBVillage methodology brings the extreme poor to self-sufficiency in three years by simultaneously tackling the five drivers of poverty: lack of nutrition, health, education, housing, and income.

The Afya/AIDS Helpline initiative promotes HIV prevention for youth through a national HIV hotline and Behavior Change Communication strategies.

ASHWINI is a Charitable Organisation providing comprehensive health care to one of the most neglected sections of Indian society - the Adivasis, a group that primarily inhabits the tri-junction of the South Indian States of Tamilnadu, Kerala and Karnataka.

The Da Nang Women’s Hospital was formally opened in May of 2009. This 50-bed, 630 square meter hospital is a combination of high-quality and charitable examination and treatment hospital models.

The Tamilnad Kidney Research Foundation (TANKER) is a non-profit charitable trust, founded on 1993. TANKER has been set up primarily with the aim of providing financial assistance for underprivileged patients for dialysis, transplantation, investigation and medication costs.

A to Z Textile Mills is protecting millions of people from malaria. Each year, the Tanzania-based company produces 29 million low-cost, long-lasting anti-malaria bednets.

The Foundation of Community and Social Support strives to improve the socio-economic lives of vulnerable and excluded populations in the Southern portion of the country. It focuses on four key areas of development: business development, community development, health, and environmental management.

Health In Harmony (HIH), a U.S.-based non-profit organization, is supporting Indonesian communities by linking healthcare with rainforest conservation.

This program involves the application of performance-based payment and voucher schemes to incentivize health care providers to provide better service and to facilitate poor and vulnerable groups in better accessing health services.

This project aims to strengthen local authorities and non-state-actors to increase the uptake of sexual and reproductive healthcare services by piloting a voucher scheme for the poor rural communities.