To ensure quality educational services for children in Sri Lanka through support for special needs educational units and teacher training.

To promote human rights and community development through inter-ethnic cooperation, promotion of small-scale sustainable agriculture, youth civic engazgement and increased access to services for ethnic minorities.

To launch a public awareness-raising campaign, document land rights abuses, initiate two strategic litigation cases on behalf of communities at risk of losing their land, and hold workshops for at-risk communities in the north and east.

To provide economic, legal and psychosocial support and a space for free dialogue for female headed households.

To promote self-acceptance and awareness about sexuality, health and rights through a 'safe space' for workshops and counseling, outreach across the country, training of trainers, publications and engagement with national media.

To provide emergency shelter and livelihood support to women and their children who are fleeing violence in their homes or communities, or resettling in Mannar and to strengthen village-level women's groups to promote women’s rights.

To promote the rights of women with war-inflicted disabilities and children with disabilities in northern Sri Lanka and ensure their participation in social, political, economic and cultural life, through rights trainings, psychosocial counseling, livelihood promotion and educational services.

To promote mental health for traumatized communities in eastern Sri Lanka by building the skills and knowledge of counselors who work at the grassroots level.

To promote social inclusion of youth with disabilities through education, youth clubs, vocational training empowerment and advocacy.

To strengthen Trincomalee women's network, advocate for proper implementation of laws and services for women, and address violence against women.