The communities we serve are plagued by drug and substance abuse, violence, broken family structures, and poverty. These issues are deeply intertwined, creating a cycle that is difficult to break without targeted interventions. In particular, drug and substance abuse are rampant, not only among adults but increasingly among adolescents in schools. Surveys have shown a troubling rise in irresponsible sexual activities among the youth, further complicating their already precarious situations.

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Gender-based violence and the marginalization of sex workers and people using drugs contribute significantly to the instability within these communities. Victims and survivors of GBV often struggle with trauma and limited access to resources, making it challenging to regain their footing and achieve economic independence. Sex workers, too, face severe social stigma, health risks, and legal challenges that hinder their ability to transition into safer and more sustainable livelihoods.

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By focusing on Food Security, Health Care and E-Sustainability programs, we aim to create a holistic support system that addresses the root causes of the challenges faced by our target groups. Our goal is to lead these communities toward self-sustainability, fostering resilience and the ability to thrive independently. Through our initiatives, we hope to catalyze positive transformation and pave the way for a brighter future for all those we serve.