Partnerships
Stronger pathways require trusted partners.
FBST works with organisations that share our commitment to dignity, confidentiality, community leadership and practical results. We welcome partnerships that strengthen youth wellbeing, education return, HIV prevention, treatment continuity, protection and service quality.
Education and youth partners
Schools, education authorities, orientation services, youth organisations, community relays, mothers’ groups and social services can help identify young people safely, reduce stigma, support school return and strengthen referral pathways.
Health and HIV partners
Health facilities, HIV programs, public-health structures, community-health organisations and trained providers can strengthen confidential testing referral, treatment continuity, PrEP and STI information, psychosocial support and respectful service delivery.
Protection and psychosocial partners
Legal-aid, protection, mental-health, social-service and safeguarding actors help ensure that people facing violence, blackmail, forced disclosure, severe distress, abuse or exploitation receive appropriate specialist support.
Donors and technical partners
Funders and technical partners can support program quality, scale, evidence, safeguarding, digital security, monitoring, peer training and sustainable community-to-service pathways.
Ways to partner
- Fund or co-design a project
- Provide technical assistance or training
- Host or strengthen a referral pathway
- Support school or community activities
- Improve service confidentiality and accessibility
- Contribute equipment, venues or professional time
- Support research, monitoring or learning
Our partnership promise
We define roles clearly, protect participant information, share only anonymised learning, avoid duplication and keep community safety at the centre of every partnership.