Access to HIV prevention, treatment, and care should be a basic right, not a privilege—yet stigma, discrimination, and legal barriers prevent KVP populations from getting the care they need. We work directly with government agencies, health providers, and global organizations like UNAIDS and the Global Fund to push for inclusive policies, challenge discriminatory practices, and improve service accessibility. We also conduct health awareness campaigns, train peer educators, and work with friendly healthcare providers to ensure that MSM and other key populations receive non-judgmental, quality care. Our goal is clear: an HIV response that truly serves everyone, without fear or shame.