The document describes the Kerala Experience community-based ambulance network called ANGELS, established in 2011 as a public-private partnership model. ANGELS worked to provide pre-hospital emergency care through a network of over 600 ambulances across 5 districts. It aimed to change ambulances from simply transporting bodies to lifesaving vehicles equipped to provide on-scene emergency medical care. ANGELS received several national and international awards for its work but faced financial difficulties after a change in government in 2014 impacted its operations. However, it helped increase pre-hospital care awareness and ambulance services in Kerala through its training programs and emergency response coordination.