To empower women through improved access to HIV/AIDS and health care services, livelihood development and human rights education.

To mobilize communities to prevent violence against women and HIV/AIDS, advocate for implementation of the Domestic Violence Act, and build the capacity of civil society and government to effectively prevent and respond to violence against women.

To improve the lives of orphans and vulnerable children through school support, income-generating activities and advocacy; and to promote environmental conservation through school tree nurseries.

To advance the human rights of sex workers in Bwaise, a slum in Kampala, through community mobilization and outreach, health and life skills workshops and livelihoods training; and to support organizational growth through computer skills training for staff.

To promote the rights of LBTI women by conducting research on sexual health, reproductive rights and human rights violations, and by using the published findings as a tool for advocacy.

To support FOC-REV's health clinic in Lumino sub-county in Busia district to provide health services to orphans and vulnerable children, women and people living with HIV/AIDS; and to strengthen the institutional capacity of FOC-REV.

To support the rehabilitation, reintegration and economic empowerment of former child soldiers, abductees and orphans through vocational skills training; and to strengthen FRO's early childhood development center through an exchange with another AJWS partner.

To promote the rights of girls and women with disabilities through income-generating activities and advocacy for improved access to sexual and reproductive health.

To increase sexual minorities' access to justice by developing partnerships with LGBTI groups, providing paralegals with skills training in basic, criminal and human rights law, and providing quality legal aid services.

To enhance KCCC's financial sustainability by investing in its Savings and Cooperative Society, and to provide scholarships for 50 orphans and vulnerable children.