To protect women's human rights and improve their living conditions in the Southeast Department by organizing women's groups, providing training on human rights and advocacy, and setting up collective grain mills to help women earn a living through agriculture.

To create safe spaces and advocate for better policies that protect the rights of women and children to live free from sexual and gender-based violence through community outreach, human rights and vocational training, and accompaniment through the legal process for sexual and gender-based violence survivors.

To advocate for an end to sexual and gender based violence against LBT people and sex workers through the development of awareness raising campaigns and will work to build the leadership skills, sexual health and rights knowledge, and income-generation capacity of its members. FACSDIS will also closely monitor 50 cases of SGVB against LBT people and accompany these women as they seek psychosocial support and health services.

To strengthen local leadership and the capacity of nascent peasant organizations and networks to sustainably improve agricultural production, livelihoods, savings and credit, health and natural resources management.

To support sexually diverse communities and people living with HIV/AIDS—demographics whose already marginalized statuses were exacerbated by the 2010 earthquake—in vocational training for youth, documentation of human rights abuses and national advocacy.

To provide legal assistance to IDPs affected by forced evictions, raise awareness about housing and land rights, and mobilize camp committees and associations to peacefully protest forced evictions. FRAKKA will work with these groups to analyze Haiti’s reconstruction plan and to define strategies and actions to ensure that the most vulnerable are able to secure adequate housing under the plan.

To promote and defend the rights of earthquake-affected IDP's and Haitian migrants living in the Dominican Republic through monitoring, advocacy and legal assistance.

To enable a media watchdog to conduct reporting about the reconstruction process and disbursement of humanitarian aid and to build the capacity of partner organizations and journalists to improve journalism in Haiti.

To break the silence and end violence against women and girls through strategic public awareness-raising, human rights trainings, capacity building for activist groups, and by empowering survivors of violence to speak out.

To provide technical assistance to Haitian member organization PROFAMIL, strengthen data collection and improve communication systems in order to further the organization's work around gender-based violence and sexual and reproductive health in Haiti.