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

To prevent HIV through free and voluntary HIV testing, counseling, psychosocial support and economic empowerment for women and young people.

To empower women and girls through improved access to reproductive health care, livelihood development and education.

To strengthen care for people living with HIV and AIDS by training grassroots organizations, including faith-based groups, on prevention of mother-to-child transmission, and working with government to integrate reproductive health services in health care centers.

To advocate for the right to education for orphans and vulnerable children by mobilizing policy makers, state and local government, education authorities and the media through video screenings, children's presentations and community-led initiatives.

To reduce youth vulnerability to HIV and AIDS through community education; to improve food security in youth-headed households through the provision of seeds and agricultural training; and to strengthen organizational sustainability through income-generating activity.

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 strengthen organizational capacity in program management, communication and resource mobilization through workshops and staff training.

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 strengthen organizational sustainability through the purchase of land, construction of an office building and managment training for staff.