To secure emergency shelter and communal safe housing facilities to accommodate and provide basic support for vulnerable LGBTQI refugees/asylum seekers who are victims or at risk of gender-based violence.

To provide health and general peer education to refugees on how to live healthy lives. We share accurate, reliable information about HIV/AIDs, STIs, general sexual health, gender-based violence, and mental health. We also provide counselling and treatment as specific situations arise.

To facilitate LGBTQI refugees’ economic empowerment, we provide financial literacy training, hands-on skills, job placements, table banking, loaning schemes, and other safe income-generating activities. These activities help refugees achieve self-sufficiency.

To advocate for LGBTQI refugees and asylum-seekers. We ensure that their voices are included, and their human rights respected, in communities where their struggles intersect. We also offer paralegal and prison support for all affected by discrimination.

To be open and take responsibility for our group’s affairs. We aim to make it easy for all stakeholders to understand our processes and activities.

To deliver all services fairly and conduct all activities with the highest professional standards.

To create a climate of trust and respect that empowers the staff to reach their full potential by encouraging excellence, innovation, and shared ideas.

To offer equal opportunities for all, within and outside the organization.

To cope with constant change by fostering a creative, innovative culture among staff and the local community. 

To provide high-quality, sustainable services that are timely and affordable.

To display commitment in whatever we do.

To show steady effort and concern for the community.