Operation Asha seeks to eliminate tuberculosis among disadvantaged communities. They take treatment to the patients and have established more than 200 treatment centers between India and Cambodia. They place the centers where the patients live, so that no patient has to walk more than 10 minutes from home to receive treatment.
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