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The Humsafar Trust

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3rd Floor, Manthan Plaza, Nehru Road, Vakola, Santa Cruz East, Mumbai 400055
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humsafar.org

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About this place The Humsafar Trust

Founded in 1994 by Ashok Row Kavi, The Humsafar Trust is India's oldest LGBTQ organisation and one of Mumbai's most important community anchors. From its base in Vakola (Santa Cruz East) it runs sexual-health and HIV services, counselling, crisis support, advocacy and research, along with community programmes through its youth wing Yaariyan and its LBT support group Umang. For LGBTQ+ visitors and newcomers, Humsafar is the best first point of contact for plugging into local queer life, events and support networks.

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Ayman Cheikhah
Ayman Cheikhah Sep 2026
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greg
greg Jan 2026
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I had a very disappointing experience at Humsafar. I visited three times, each time taking leave from work, based on what was advised by the doctor and staff there. Despite this being my third visit, I was told again that I needed to get more tests done. This could and should have been communicated clearly during the first visit instead of making me come back repeatedly. What made the experience worse was the doctor’s behavior. I was told things like “you’re 22, stop acting like 50 and taking leaves” and later commented on for having “so much attitude,” which was extremely unprofessional and hurtful. I was already making an effort to prioritize my health despite work constraints and even an injury, yet I was told that I “don’t care about my health,” which was very upsetting and unfair. I came for the third visit specifically because I was informed earlier that a prescription would be provided without additional tests. I even called beforehand, but the information I received over the phone conflicted with what the doctor and staff had told me earlier, leading to confusion and wasted time. After multiple visits, I still did not receive proper guidance or a clear plan, only more tests and no diagnosis. Better communication, consistency, and basic empathy from the medical staff would have made a huge difference. This experience was mentally exhausting and worsened by injury.

Abhishek Kadam
Abhishek Kadam Jan 2026
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Miko Miko
Miko Miko Dec 2025
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Hello, I need help

RIDDHIDIPTA PAL
RIDDHIDIPTA PAL Nov 2025
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Rohit sahu
Rohit sahu Oct 2025
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Kabir
Kabir Sep 2025
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