The RHAP regularly receives feedback and requests for support from grassroots health care workers in rural areas. Often, these health care workers have tried to overcome service delivery challenges themselves by using internal reporting mechanisms. Where such efforts have failed, or where lives of patients are at immediate risk, they may seek external advice and support. This has resulted in various RHAP interventions, often in collaboration with our partner organisations. The need for this work has resulted in two specific stand-alone projects: the Stop Stock Outs Project, of which RHAP is a founding members and the Health Care Provider Support Programme, which aims to strengthen the knowledge base and confidence of HCPs to act on local challenges that put the lives and well-being of their patients at risk.