Eight disciplines of care.

We support programmes that address nutritional deficits in early childhood — the period in which the smallest interventions yield the largest lifelong returns.

Mental and emotional health support for children, especially those navigating displacement, conflict, or chronic family disruption.

Access to primary and secondary care for communities under-served by their healthcare systems, both within and outside the OECD.

Research and translational technology in areas where private capital is most useful — early stages, long horizons, indirect commercial returns.

Software and platform initiatives that broaden access to care or reduce friction for clinicians serving high-need populations.

Habitat conservation, biodiversity restoration, and protection of landscapes whose degradation cannot be reversed, alongside marine conservation, ocean health, and the small organisations doing patient work on coral, fisheries, and coastal ecosystems.

Support for the institutions — civic, legal, and humanitarian — that uphold protection, accountability, and the rule of law in places where they are most fragile.

Adaptation, mitigation, and resilience — practical work in the communities that bear the earliest costs of a changing climate.