To increase access to education for orphans and vulnerable children by providing tuition support and scholastic materials and by creating recreational camps for HIV-positive children; and to protect the rights of children through the creation of community-based child protection committees.

To improve women's socio-economic status through training on how to start and manage businesses and procurement of start-up kits and inputs for their projects.

To promote household food security through low-input gardening and small livestock projects with 300 households, including creating linkages with markets and technical experts.

To promote youth participation in local government decision making about development programs by strengthening organizational capacity.

To support people living with HIV/AIDS, especially children and young people, through the provision of education and counseling services, caregiver and teacher trainings on stigma and counseling, education subsidies and facilitation for visits to health centers for antiretroviral therapy. In addition, RMT will draw attention to violence against women, HIV prevention and stigma reduction for schoolchildren.

To promote the human rights of lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and intersex individuals by training women's organizations in lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and intersex rights using the human rights framework and skills in documenting stories to influence social change.

To realize women and girls' sexual health and rights through a range of health services, including collaboration with government health workers to mentor and train community health workers.

To promote the human rights and economic empowerment of rural women through a range of services, including facilitating a community vegetable garden, improved irrigation system and provision of agricultural inputs.

To provide universal access to HIV prevention, treatment, care and support for women and girls living with disabilities through advocacy around mainstreaming disabilty in health services.