YKP-Led
Initiatives and Projects

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YKP LEAD & NAP+N (Nepal)

YKP LEAD & NAP+N (Nepal)

YKP LEAD Nepal is the national network of young key populations in Nepal working primarily with YPUD and young people living with HIV.
Youth Voices Count (Philippines)

Youth Voices Count (Philippines)

Youth Voices Count is a regional network based in the Phillippines working on LGBTQ+ issues and human rights.
KHANA (Cambodia)

KHANA (Cambodia)

KHANA is an organisation based in Phnom Penh in Cambodia working on HIV and SRHR.
Human Touch Foundation, (Goa, India)

Human Touch Foundation, (Goa, India)

Human Touch Foundation is a youth-serving organisation based in Goa, India working on HIV.
Y-PEER Pilipinas (Philippines)

Y-PEER Pilipinas (Philippines)

Y-PEER Pilipinas is a national youth-led network in the Phillippines working with young people on SRHR and education.
YKP LEAD & Recovering Nepal (Nepal)

YKP LEAD & Recovering Nepal (Nepal)

YKP LEAD Nepal is the national network of young key populations in Nepal working primarily with YPUD and young people living with HIV.
Inti Muda (Indonesia)

Inti Muda (Indonesia)

Inti Muda is the national network of young key populations in Indonesia.
Ya_All (Manipur, India)

Ya_All (Manipur, India)

Ya_All is registered queer organisation in Manipur, India comprised of youth volunteers.
Youth Voices Count (Philippines)

Youth Voices Count (Philippines)

Youth Voices Count is a regional network based in the Phillippines working on LGBTQ+ issues and human rights.

Testimonies of YKP Leaders

Garfield .jpeg Rawitcha Sukdipreechakul (Garfiled), Thailand

Most of our clients are not aware of what HIV is and the importance of getting tested. As a health worker, I look for innovative ways to encourage testing. I believe that creativity plays a key role in this, such as finding ways to incentivise people to get tested so that we can provide them with the necessary support. This is why we decided to develop a creative campaign; providing them with information related to HIV and STI through the distribution of beauty products and hormones.

jun ho.png Jun Ho Gregory Kim, Samoa

I feel grateful to be a young activist and to represent my community. I acknowledge the hard work and effort that was done by our predecessors. Their efforts have not gone to waste; it paved the way for us, the younger generation to carry forward their legacy.The fact that I can be a part of the dialogue around the improvement and betterment of young Fa’afafine and Fa’atama is something I am proud of.

Dit.png Dit Mangang, India

I want to create awareness in society regarding the inclusion and social acceptance of intersex people in the educational system and institutions. Education is a powerful tool to transform and influence societies, throughout education we can influence our communities and build safer environments for trans people.

amar.jpeg Amar Alfikar, Indonesia

I’ve been working with religious communities to promote acceptance of trans people and also share and explain the positive effects that religion can have in trans people’s lives. I hope that my work and my story encourages more young individuals and communities to accept other people's beliefs and gender identities.