The critically acclaimed actress Richa Chadha is known for his outstanding performances in hit films like Fukrey. The actress who has always been vocal about her support for the LGBTQ community will be seen inaugurating this unique project.

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Talking about it Fukrey actress said, “It's great that there can be a space where people can come forward without fear of being judged, and get the mental and physical support they need. The Humsafar Trust has been working in this direction for so many years and they have a real sense of the common problems that need to be addressed. Now that #377 has been repealed, I think more such health centres should be there to help bring more inclusivity and access."

Last year 2018 was the year of love as the Supreme Court of India rewrote history and decriminalised homosexuality by diluting section 377 of the India Penal Code. It has only been months and India is already set to have its first-ever holistic LGBTQ art centre and medical clinic in Mumbai. Humsafar Trust established the institutions. 

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The institution will also provide Anti Retroviral Therapy for LGBTQ individuals. It has been set up with the help of Mumbai District State AIDS Control Society (MDACS) and FHI 360. The community-based ART centre is a pilot differentiated care supported by the government.