HRAPF’s Community Outreach Program focuses on empowering individuals and building capacity to champion non-discrimination and reduce the marginalisation of key populations. The program targets marginalised persons, key populations including sex workers, persons who use and inject drugs, women, girls, refugees, people living with HIV, and individuals in conflict with abortion laws through issue-based human rights training workshops and meetings.

HRAPF conducts training needs assessments to tailor its human rights capacity development program, ensuring relevance and impact. A comprehensive curriculum will be developed and accredited to address identified needs, providing a structured approach to empowerment and capacity building.

By equipping marginalised persons and key populations with knowledge and skills, the program fosters greater demand for respect for human rights and strengthens the ability of communities to advocate for their rights. This consolidated approach seeks to create lasting change and a more inclusive society.
This programme also supports the HRAPF community paralegal programme and institutional capacity support and strengthening for community organisations.