Our six program areas respond to human rights violations, discrimination, protection challenges, and barriers to social and economic opportunity.
Our programs combine advocacy, legal empowerment, education, psychosocial support, inclusion, and sustainable livelihoods.
We conduct awareness campaigns, community dialogues, and capacity-building programs to increase understanding of rights and responsibilities.
We support individuals and vulnerable groups in understanding and accessing justice mechanisms.
We promote children’s rights to education, health, adequate nutrition, and a safe and dignified life by removing barriers to essential services and empowering children and communities to achieve their full potential.
We promote safe, inclusive communities where everyone can participate equally and live free from discrimination and violence.
We support individuals and communities affected by violence, discrimination, and human rights abuses to recover and rebuild their lives.
We strengthen community resilience by promoting skills development and economic opportunities.
To promote and protect human rights through advocacy, awareness creation, capacity building, and community engagement.
To strengthen access to justice by providing legal advice, assistance and referral support to vulnerable individuals and groups.
To empower communities to access economic opportunities, quality education,Nutrition, healthcare, and essential social services while strengthening resilience and self-reliance.
To enhance community well-being by providing psychosocial support, protection, and empowerment to survivors of human rights violations, discrimination, and social injustices.
We work with communities as partners in identifying solutions, ensure people understand and claim their rights, collaborate with stakeholders, and use research, data, and community needs assessments to guide interventions.
Women and girls; children and youth; persons with disabilities; survivors of violence and human rights abuses; vulnerable and marginalized communities; community leaders and institutions; and local government and development actors.