LIC recognizes that the vulnerable population it serves belong to a household and multi-issues affect their lives. Therefore, LIC uses the Enhanced Household model to identify multi and intersectional issues that households face which include substance abuse, early marriages, GBV, poverty, OVCs, health, disability, disasters to address these issues,
We focus on localization movement to connects local communities/ vulnerable populations to local actors (local authorities, CSOs, small businesses) and amplifies their voices at the relevant national levels. We uphold the human rights of vulnerable populations and recognizes that there is knowledge, expertise and commitment at all levels, but vulnerable communities/ populations must have space […]
Our interventions uses the cluster model developed from experiences of working with community members and other local actors in usually small and well-defined geographic areas where these partners work as a coordinated unit to identify communities’ needs and meet those needs through the provision of quality, efficient and accessible services.
In partnership with the Ministry of health, We focus on providing Static and outreach quality, friendly, and responsive SRH services to the priority and key populations and creating demand of these services including integration of other services such as Child health, mental health, drug/substance use, GBV, Covid and environmental health
