The Fund for Global Human Rights equips grassroots activists with the financial and strategic support they need to improve lives, mobilize movements, and build a better future for their communities.

Since 2009, the Fund has been supporting Babaylanes’ efforts to support and guide the establishment of LGBTQI student support group and advocacy organizations.

Babaylanes works with Global Affairs Canada through the Connecting Voices for LGBTQI Socio Economic Inclusion and Human Rights in Asia Project. The project aims to capacitate and connect local LGBTQI organizations working with marginalized and vulnerable groups from the LGBTQI communities in Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, the Philippines and Thailand. 

Yayasan Humanis dan Inovasi Sosial or Humanis is a Jakarta-based organization that works across the Southeast Asia region. Currently, Humanis is supporting Babaylanes in our Free to Be Me Project, advocating for equality and against discrimination.

Babaylanes works together with Save the Children Philippines for Project PRIDE (Protection, Respect, Inclusion, Diversity & Equality) for Children of diverse SOGIESC. The project aims to promote the protection and inclusion of children with diverse SOGIESC in national and local legislative and executive policies.

UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, is a specialized agency dedicated to strengthening our shared humanity through the promotion of education, science, culture, and communication.

Based in Bangkok, APCOM is a not-for-profit organisation representing and working with a network of individuals and community-based organisations across 35 countries in Asia and the Pacific.

Babaylanes worked with APCOM as its country partner in the Philippines for improving the engagements of LGBTQI individuals and civil society organizations with the private sector.

The Canada Fund for Local Inititatives (CFLI) is a unique fund in that most projects are designed and implemented by small, local civil-society organizations. These organizations understand local needs and priorities and are often best placed to respond to them. This increases the overall impact of projects and strengthens engagement in issues that are important to the prosperity and well-being of local communities.

Babaylanes Equality Fellowship is a one of the projects supported by CFLI.

In the past, Babaylanes, together with Voice, UP CWGS and UP Babaylan, worked on the creation of and campaign for UP SOGIESC Policy, a UP system-wide policy that aims to prohibit SOGIESC-based discrimination and provide affirmative acts for LGBTQI members of the UP Community.

Currently, Voice is supporting Babaylanes’ efforts to capacitate local informal LGBTQI groups for organizational development, LGBTQI rights education, disaster preparedness, LGU engagement, etc.

UP CWGS has been a constant advocate for and partner of the LGBTQI community. The center continues to work with Babaylanes with several projects including the campaign for UP SOGIESC Policy, crafting LGBTQI-responsive programs, and others.

The Asia Foundation is a nonprofit international development organization committed to improving lives across a dynamic and developing Asia.

Currently, TAF is supporting Babaylanes in the development of an online resource hub and a publication on the history of the Philippine LGBTQI Movement’s struggle for the passage of a national anti-discrimination bill.

The Austrian Embassy Manila has worked with Babaylanes with several Pride celebrations including the MNLxVIE 2019 event. The embassy continues to support LGBTQI rights advocacy and Pride celebrations in the country.

The Gerry Roxas Foundation (GRF) is one of the oldest foundations in the Philippines. It supports Babaylanes especially in the projects that focus on the intersections of Biodiversity and Environmental Conversation to the LGBTQI Advocacy through the INSPIRE project.