other organizations Naz India implemented the Goal Programme, a Standard Chartered Bank Community Investment initiative, in 2006. It uses netball and life skills education to transform the lives of young underprivileged girls in India, on and off the court. It is a collaborative and multi-stakeholder initiative to build self-confidence and give adolescent girls a better life. Naz participated in the Heroes AIDS Project, a national HIV/AIDS initiative launched in 2004 to work with media organizations and societal leaders in India. Its objectives are to address the issues of HIV/AIDS and reduce discrimination by advocacy and communications. Naz worked with The Condom Project (TCP), to educate the public about condoms and its prevention of transmission of HIV. TCP makes use of non-traditional approaches like art, performance and educational programs to reduce social stigma and relay the message that condoms save lives. Funding/Support The foundation’s funding comes largely from individual and organization donations. Among its organization contributors are the Standard Chartered Bank and the Levi Strauss Foundation It also counts on volunteer support to help conduct various services. Awards and Recognition Founder Anjali Gopalan received the People of the Year Award from Limca Book of Records (2014) Sport and the City Award by Global Sports Forum (2010) Best Project Award by Beyond Sport (2009) Investing in Women Award from International Centre for Research on Women (2008) See also LGBT rights in India LGBT rights in Sri Lanka Tamil Sexual Minorities References External links Official website God doesn't discriminate between gay and straight, people do. Anjali Gopalan, Executive Director of Naz India speaks to OneWorld South Asia LGBT political advocacy groups in India LGBT history in India LGBT culture in India