The Center's largest investment is in Kenya, where we help children orphaned by AIDS and vulnerable families access education, nutrition, healthcare, housing, and other essential services. We also support community health initiatives such as medical camps and the Methodist Treatment Centre, while providing safe, affirming programs for LGBTQ+ individuals.

Our programs include nutritional assistance, educational scholarships and tutoring, income-generating initiatives, a period poverty initiative, grief support, a people aging with HIV program, and a trans-shelter. Together, these efforts help improve health, expand opportunities, and strengthen communities.

In Rwanda, the Center helps families build healthier, more secure futures by providing health insurance, nutritional support, educational scholarships, and economic empowerment programs. We provide vocational training, support income-generating projects, and help families establish sustainable livelihoods through livestock initiatives. Our HIV and LGBTQ+ workshops and World AIDS Day programs also foster education, awareness, and community engagement.

Our partners include the Tucson Interfaith HIV/AIDS Network (TIHAN) and It Takes a Village (Aurora, CO). The Center is fiscally responsible for and a co-organizer of Denver's World AIDS Day observance, an active participant in Denver Pride, and the organizer of HIV, LGBTQ+ history, and stigma workshops with partner organizations in the metro area.

We support community education and advocacy seminars in Colombo to combat the stigma associated with HIV and AIDS. In 2025, six educational seminars reached over 600 attendees, promoting prevention, compassion, and understanding.

Higher education is the ultimate tool for breaking systemic poverty. In 2026, twenty scholarships were awarded to young adults in Kenya alone. Currently there are over 50 active students receiving educational support in Kenya, Rwanda, and India.