Foundation Program: Introduces secondary school students to problem identification through community health research. Students learn to observe, question, and generate simple, low-cost solutions to health challenges in their own communities—from handwashing stations to peer health clubs.

Innovation Types: Social campaigns, simple tools, behavioral nudges, school health clubs.

Grassroots Innovation: Brings together community members, health workers, and local leaders to identify pressing health challenges and co-create practical solutions using locally available materials and indigenous knowledge.

Innovation Types: Low-cost water filters, food preservation techniques, transport solutions, community monitoring systems.

Sustainable Solutions: Supports innovators in developing business models for health solutions that can generate revenue while maximizing social impact. Focuses on distribution models, pricing strategies, and community financing.

Innovation Types: Affordable health products, service delivery models, micro-franchises, community-based insurance schemes.

Traditional Wisdom: Documents and validates traditional health practices and remedies through participatory research. Supports communities in refining, packaging, and promoting culturally-rooted health solutions that are safe and effective.

Innovation Types: Herbal remedies, traditional birth attendant training, indigenous nutrition practices, cultural healing ceremonies.

Farm-to-Health Solutions: Translates nutrition research into practical agricultural innovations. Supports farmers in developing fortified crops, improved storage, and value-added products that address malnutrition and food insecurity.

Innovation Types: Biofortified crops, solar dryers, mushroom cultivation, small-scale processing equipment, community seed banks.

Creative Solutions: Harnesses the power of storytelling, visual arts, theater, and music to translate complex health research into accessible, memorable messages. Artists collaborate with researchers to design culturally resonant health campaigns.

Innovation Types: Community theater, murals, songs, radio dramas, illustrated storybooks, visual aids for low-literacy audiences.

Hands-On Prototyping: Establishes community-based workshops where innovators can access tools, materials, and technical mentorship to build physical prototypes. Focuses on solving everyday health challenges through simple mechanical innovations.

Innovation Types: Adaptive devices for elderly, assistive tools for people with disabilities, sanitation solutions, water transport systems, low-cost medical equipment.

System-Level Innovation: Trains emerging leaders in translating research evidence into policy innovations. Fellows work with county governments to design, pilot, and evaluate new policies, financing mechanisms, and inter-sectoral coordination models.

Innovation Types: Budget line items for prevention, community health worker integration, public-private partnership models, data-sharing protocols.