Since 2005 CFAR has been relentlessly advocating for social justice and safety net programmes for urban poor households
Since 2005 CFAR has been relentlessly advocating for social justice and safety net programmes for urban poor households
Since 2004, CFAR in partnership with the media and communities has developed and demonstrated an advocacy model for a rights based approach towards the HIV response and communities most affected by it.
For over a decade CFAR has been working on this issue and other forms of gender discrimination.
CFAR has been working with communities to help them to respond to crisis situations that they have been facing because of their marginalized states particularly violence, stigma and discrimination and denial of services
We have been providing advocacy support to other organizations across a range of issues ranging from the Right to Food Campaign to singles women’s rights, the Women’s Reservation Bill, construction workers rights and the right to information
CFAR has developed a number of innovative tools for building capacities, creating awareness and reaching out to communities. These include learning sites, newsletters, advocacy kits and demonstration sites where we have shaped communities to lead the response against marginalized communities