Most cases reported and gathered from young gay, bisexual men and trans person usually are dominated with intimate partner violence. young persons dont report those cases due to fear of been judge, criticized or undermined for reporting their partners as the perpetrator. over the past years young persons age of 18-24 years who are living with HIV virus have follow as victims due to their status, inability to have power and knowledge, spiking the rate of violence. the need is not meet due to lack of better young safe friendly safes to address and have informed queer centered GBV interventions

engaging young persons as drivers for change will help combat the above problem and hence, improving the capacity on knowledge revolving around GBV is one the key factor to first help change through development of a hub program that will be working with young human right defenders, community paralegal and survivors of IPV as well GBV will help create an informed space to share skills, experience and action on gaps. the hub will involve podcast sessions for young queer stories, human rights educational week, mentorship workshops with law court users, interaction with community through monthly community services activities to help inform change and resilience among survivors and design young queer safe and security mechanism for young persons who are living with HIV virus.

calling it a hub program is to have an open space and platform that will invite and encourage interaction to help boost well young person mechanism towards combating IPV among young persons. the podcast and community service will work as resources documented and archived for continuous learning and healing tools in future after the project ends. through mentorship the will be partnership and network creation for young persons to increase resilience.

through the development of safe and security mechanism it, together with engagement law court users it will create a space to enhance new collaborative efforts and dialogue for access to justice and stigma reduction around court spaces.

conducting weekly podcast to help air stories and coping mechanism with IPV survivors and key community paralegals. 100,000
conduction a one week human right education training for 15 participants. 180,000
conducting 3 days workshop for mentorship program by court users to increase court processes understanding and relation to young queer persons. 120,000
community service activities to increase awareness against GBV/IPV. 100,000
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attack of frontline key influencer by local community mitigation will be having a security response team on alter to help respond quickly at local level

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