Our primary partners are female sex workers (FSW) but the organization has spread its wings to accommodate all sex workers in their diversity.
It is a sex worker-led organization so all decisions are done by sex workers through consulting all sex workers at different levels.
Criminalization - This law has become thorns in the flesh of sex workers as it has triggered sexual and physical violence, rape , extortion and unlawful arrests of sex workers 2. Stigma and discrimination - This has caused barriers to accessing quality health services by sex workers. Stigma and discrimination in communities has contributed to social exclusion which has triggered mental health issues among sex workers. Many are finding solace in drug abuse
Advocacy - Advocating for uninterrupted access to quality health services by sex workers through non-confrontational advocacy and stakeholders' engagement. We are training sex workers to be paralegals so that they understand legal procedures and understanding their rights. Lobbying for policy reforms so that policies are appropriate. We are also involved in movement building creating safer spaces for sex workers as preparatory for decriminalization.