To provide care and support to women living with HIV/AIDS and orphans and vulnerable children, through provision of home-based care, health services, educational support and livelihood development. The project also works to prevent HIV/AIDS by raising awareness about transmission through peer education and community outreach.

To train community activists and civil society organizations on domestic violence prevention and advocate for the implementation of the newly passed, national Domestic Violence Act.

To ensure access to education for orphans and vulnerable children by providing school fees and scholastic materials and helping to increase household incomes. The project also promotes environmental protection by establishing tree gardens and forming environmental protection and conservation clubs.

To build the economic self-reliance of 90 orphans and vulnerable children and 60 members of 12 women's groups by providing vocational training. The project also strengthens participants' ability to advocate for their human rights and prevent transmission of HIV.

To promote the retention of orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) in primary school through financial support, and to sensitize communities about the importance of education for OVC and girls.

To enable FOC-REV's health clinic in Lumino sub-county in Busia district to expand its health services to orphans and vulnerable children, people living with HIV/AIDS and their caregivers.

To support the rehabilitation, reintegration and economic empowerment of former child soldiers, abductees and orphans through computer-skills training.

To build youth leadership in conflict-affected northern Uganda and promote participation in local governance.

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

To train 10 commercial sex workers as peer educators and counselors; to conduct outreach to commercial sex workers; and to form support groups of sex workers in Gulu in northern Uganda and five localities in central Uganda.