To improve quality of life in urban slum communities by supporting micro-enterprise projects for vulnerable women and providing school support to orphans and volunerable children; and to address HIV/AIDS by providing treatment and support to people living with HIV/AIDS and conducting community education campaigns.

To extend and protect sex workers' human rights, especially in relation to the scaling up of HIV services for sex workers in the region and to train them in human rights issues.

To reduce stigma and empower rural Muslim communities by training HIV-positive women in income-generating activities and raising awareness on HIV/AIDS.

To defend the rights of sex workers and empower them to design and implement sustainable programs for their own health; to combat discrimination and stigma within the wider community through peer-led HIV/AIDS programs.

To provide organizational development training to Santi Seva staff members and community peer educators around leadership, financial management, program implementation and documentation; and to offer non-formal education, vocational training and psychosocial support to transgendered populations.

To build the capacity of five community based organizations to address gaps in their gender-based violence (GBV) prevention programs and to support both greater recognition of the needs of LGBTI survivors of GBV and better understanding of the reasons women return to abusive partners.

To promote community health and women's empowerment through expansion of IHI's adult literacy program and staffing of a health clinic; and to provide sex education to 200 teenage girls through a peer education program in order to prevent unwanted pregnancies and increase girls' confidence.

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 reduce poverty and HIV prevalence among women through a training of trainers on HIV prevention, advocacy against stigma and discrimination and support for market gardening income-generating activities.

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.