Driving inclusion of Marginalized individuals in community and national developmental spectrum as significant contributors to development processes.
Driving MSM, Trans and gender non-conforming communities’ capacity building & skill development to enable them take productive livelihoods & employment opportunities
Promoting and enhancing human rights, mental health and sexual wellbeing of LGBTQ communities remains a critical core of our organizational mandate.
We’re on a mission to advance socio-economic justice, gender equality, health, human rights, and the inclusion of sexual minority persons living in Nigeria using feminist ideas and approaches.
Sexual minorities in Nigeria face multifaceted barriers preventing them from reaching and maximizing their full potential. At TRAHI, we use bottom-up and wholistic strategies that focus on individual-to-community behavioral change as well as systematic change in policy and practice towards a more inclusive environment.
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