On Saturday June 24th we were part of the Nala Community Market in Maseru. We had a stall where we gave information about MOHF, the LGBTI community and how the current situation concerning human rights needs to be changed to allow all people regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity access to basic health care rights.

At our stall we offered visitors to tie die shirts, which have the MOFH logo on them, in different colors and patterns. In all we successfully made and distributed 60 very brightly colored shirts, which proudly represent the LGBTI community. Through this activity we were able to spread the word of MOFH and had several new members join and many other individuals interested in our upcoming activities.On Saturday June 24th we were part of the Nala Community Market in Maseru. We had a stall where we gave information about MOHF, the LGBTI community and how the current situation concerning human rights needs to be changed to allow all people regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity access to basic health care rights. At our stall we offered visitors to tie die shirts, which have the MOFH logo on them, in different colors and patterns. In all we successfully made and distributed 60 very brightly colored shirts, which proudly represent the LGBTI community. Through this activity we were able to spread the word of MOFH and had several new members join and many other individuals interested in our upcoming activities.