The program focuses on two main areas: Community Health and Specific Projects designed to support vulnerable populations, especially people with disabilities. The community health aspect includes offering general medical care with medicine top-ups, antenatal and postnatal services to ensure safe deliveries, and family planning counseling along with health education in schools and communities. It also supports government immunization efforts, organizes health outreach clinics, aids in diarrhea prevention, and promotes awareness of healthcare rights through advocacy and mobilization. Additionally, the program raises awareness about WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) practices and assists local governments in better planning and executing health services. In terms of specific projects, the program provides counseling and physiotherapy for people with disabilities and their families, assesses and supplies assistive devices, and advocates for the independent living concept through awareness campaigns on disability rights and services. It also facilitates vocational skills training and supports small business startups for vulnerable groups. Lastly, the program conducts research in areas with vulnerable populations, including people with disabilities, and advocates for inclusive development through policy dialogues.