COSF Shelter

The COSF Shelter home program was introduced to reduce the number of the vulnerable community members who are homeless especially those who are evicted from their homes, parents’ homes, and workplaces due to their sexual orientation and do not have a roof above their heads. We provide shelter to more than 512 vulnerable community members most vulnerable members .Currently whereas we have been able to provide shelter to more than 212 community members from 2020 to date 2025

This program intends to provide temporary shelter to the most vulnerable Key Population community members facing homophobic attacks, threats, and discrimination from family settings due to their sexual orientation to a safe home and equip them with skills and job opportunities from the income-generating projects such as crafts making, restaurant attendants, paper bag making as well as linking them to other job opportunities in the community and world.