Key populations include groups that are often marginalized or face systemic barriers, such as LGBTQ+ communities, sex workers, people who use drugs, and others disproportionately affected by health and social inequities. We work to amplify their voices and address their unique needs.

We support key populations through capacity-building programs, advocacy campaigns, health initiatives, and legal aid services. Our work includes community-led monitoring, harm reduction programs, and policy advocacy to ensure the rights and well-being of these communities.

You can get involved by partnering with us, participating in our programs, or supporting our advocacy efforts. Visit our website at kpconsortium.com to learn more about our initiatives and how you can contribute to creating a more inclusive and just society.

While we do not directly provide healthcare services, we work closely with healthcare providers and organizations to ensure key populations have access to quality healthcare. This includes advocating for inclusive health policies and linking communities to health services.

Community-led monitoring is a process where communities collect and use data to advocate for better services and policies. It ensures that the voices of key populations are heard and that programs are responsive to their needs. KP Consortium supports community-led monitoring initiatives like Ritshidze in South Africa.

We advocate for policy change by engaging with governments, international organizations, and stakeholders to promote inclusive policies. This includes participating in policy dialogues, submitting policy briefs, and collaborating with other advocacy groups to push for systemic reforms.

You can support our work by making a donation through our website. Your contribution helps fund our programs, advocacy efforts, and community initiatives. We also welcome partnerships with organizations and institutions that align with our mission.