PINK Positive

Pink Positive organized a Guru-Chella dialogue session to address internal conflicts within the Khawaja Sira community and explore ways to build unity and understanding.

The session focused on resolving intra-community issues and creating a supportive environment, especially for transgender individuals living with HIV who face stigma and discrimination both within and outside the community.

Through open discussion and collective reflection, the dialogue aimed to promote acceptance, reduce stigma, and strengthen community support systems.

Today the Team of PINK Positive Network was invited to the University of Sargodha, where CEO Maahi Ali had a productive discussion followed by an engaging session with students.

The session focused on climate change and gender sensitization, highlighting how environmental changes are impacting everyday lives—especially those of transgender communities. We also discussed the important role of youth in building a more sustainable and inclusive future for all.

Pink Positive Network conducted mental health awareness session for the transgender community in Sargodha under the Aman Rang project,

This session continued the effort to break silence, create safe spaces, and promote healing and dignity for a community often ignored in Pakistan.

Because everyone deserves to be heard, supported, and valued.

Today we celebrate Transgender Visibility Day.
A day to honor courage, identity, and truth.
We exist, we resist, and we rise with pride.
Let’s stand together for love, equality, and dignity for all.

Pink Positive Network organized a mental health awareness session for the transgender community in Sargodha under the Aman Rang project.
Mental health of transgender people has long been ignored in Pakistan. This session was a step towards breaking silence, creating safe spaces, and promoting healing and dignity.

Because everyone deserves to be heard, supported, and valued.

Pink Positive Network organized a heartfelt Iftar for the transgender community, spreading love, dignity, and togetherness in this blessed month.
With the generous support of Dastare Rehmat Organization, ration was also distributed among vulnerable individuals to ease their hardships.
Small acts of kindness can create big change together, we rise by uplifting each other.

Today, this award reminds us that HIV does not end dreams.
The founder of Pink Positive Network was honored at national level APLHIV Awards among only three nominees across Pakistan. As a transgender woman living with HIV, this recognition proves that stigma cannot stop us.

To every PLHIV who feels life is over it is not. You can still lead, achieve, and shine.

Zero discrimination means equal opportunity for all.

As a transgender woman living with HIV in Pakistan, I have experienced how stigma blocks access to healthcare, education, and dignity.

Zero discrimination means real investment in community-led work and marginalized voices.

Support equality. Support justice. Leave no one behind.

Ramadan Mubarak from Pink Positive Network🌙

This Ramadan, we remember that every heart matters. PLHIV and transgender people too deserve love, prayers, and hope.

Let’s share kindness, light, and support with everyone around us. 💖

Gender-based violence is not culture. Not destiny. Not acceptable.
Today, we raise our voices for every woman, transgender person, and marginalized human who deserves safety, dignity, and justice.

Maahi Ali, the Founder of Pink Positive, attended today’s meeting at the District Election Commissioner’s office in Sargodha. The discussion focused on how vulnerable groups can obtain ID cards and access government-provided facilities. Representing the transgender community, Maahi Ali highlighted the challenges they face in this process.