HealthRight International is a global health organization that empowers marginalized communities to live healthy lives, with particular focus on four marginalized populations including women and children, migrant populations, at-risk adolescents, and sexual and gender minorities. Employing a human rights-based approach, HealthRight works closely with community-based partners to build local capacity and create sustainable programs that have lasting impact. HealthRight leverages global resources to address local health challenges and to create sustainable solutions. Since its founding in 1990 by the late Dr. Jonathan Mann, HealthRight has worked in over 30 countries, with current projects in Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe, and the United States. In Uganda, HealthRight (formerly Peter C. Alderman Foundation) works through creating demand for health services by empowering communities and linking vulnerable populations to facility-based health services, providing community-based health education and services and changing community behaviours to promote healthy lifestyles.