Ajan Sante: Four community health workers (Ajan Sante) are associated with the local State Clinic, and they move through the villages in the countryside daily to educate hundreds of villagers about how to purify water and attend to the care and prevention of common diseases.

Rural Clinics: These Clinics extend the outreach into rural areas where medical attention is inaccessible. Clinics are headed by local medical professionals and supported by US-based professionals (when available) at the direction of the local medical director. Patients are identified by our Ajan Sante and provided a means of identification to be “admitted” to the clinic for physicals, vaccinations and medical prescriptions. Rural Clinics are implemented one to two times each year as funding allows.