The HealthRise India Transition project was an extension of an originally 5-year long global program that ended in October 2018, which was implemented by a consortium of NGOs*, in which a set of integrated, community-based interventions were carried out in nearly 500 villages across Shimla and Udaipur districts in North India. The unique set of experiments called ‘SALT’ (S-stimulate, A-appreciate, L-listen, learn, T-Transfer) and CLCP (Community Life Competence Process) approach were aimed at improving participation of patients/caregivers, leading to treatment adherence and clinical outcomes among patients with Diabetes and Hypertension. RICPHI recently completed monitoring and evaluation of the project and was a part of the HealthRise consortium as an external agency.