Community-Led Solutions for Empowerment & Equality
At Tranz Bureau Initiatives Uganda (TBIU), our programs are designed to break down systemic barriers and create direct, lasting impact for transwomen and gender-diverse individuals.
Through grassroots advocacy, economic independence, healthcare linkages, and institutional capacity building, we empower our community to lead full, dignified, and secure lives.
Advocating for human rights and challenging laws and policies that impede health access and legal protection for transwomen and key populations.
Key Activities: Human rights documentation, legal literacy workshops, policy research, and legal defense referrals.
Building financial independence and welfare within the trans community through entrepreneurship skills and financial resources.
Key Activities: Business and vocational training, toolkits, grants, micro-loans, and economic development facilities.
Ensuring stigma-free access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) services, HIV prevention, and wellness support
Key Activities: Distribution of essential health supplies, peer health education, non-judgmental healthcare referrals, and HIV prevention campaigns.
Strengthening TBIU and its membership network to plan, manage, and execute strategic community initiatives.
Key Activities: Leadership development, organizational governance, monitoring and evaluation, and community-led mobilization
Our Program Impact
A Stigma-Free Future for Transwomen in Uganda
Operating primarily across Kampala and Wakiso districts, TBIU directly serves registered members and the broader community of transwomen and trans sex workers.
We implore holistic, ground-level strategies to ensure that every individual we reach gains the tools, health access, and legal literacy needed to thrive without fear of criminalization or discrimination.
Engage in Legal & Health Advocacy — Target restrictive policies and eliminate systemic barriers to healthcare and fundamental human rights.
Strategic Objectives Section
Engage in Legal & Health Advocacy — Target restrictive policies and eliminate systemic barriers to healthcare and fundamental human rights.
Improve Financial Welfare — Equip community members with practical entrepreneurship tools and access to financial resources for long-term productivity.
Expand Health Reach — Provide essential supplies, health linkages, and targeted HIV prevention for key populations.