Raks Thai is the principal recipient of the civil society responsible for the STAR project (the Stop TB and AIDS through RRTTR). Raks Thai is in charge of implementing in 28 provinces. There are nine CSOs who are working in these provinces as the sub-recipients of STAR project:  1) Rainbow Sky Association of Thailand 2) MPLUS Thailand 3) Sister Foundation 4) MAP Foundation 5) Stella Maris Seafarers Center Songkhla 6) Pattanarak Foundation 7) O-Zone Foundation 8) Thai Drug Users’ Network 9) Foundation for AIDS Rights.)

1)      To prevent the transmission of HIV and TB by sustaining intensive behavior change activities, appropriate use of prophylaxis and strategic use of ant-retroviral drugs.

2)      Actively find HIV and TB cases in the community and health care settings by recruiting 'at risk' and vulnerable populations into HIV testing and TB screening.

3)      To ensure early and accurate diagnosis of both diseases by improving diagnostic capability, and reducing turn-around time (by using rapid HIV testing and molecular diagnostic techniques for TB).

4)      To provide early treatment and ensure retention in care for all those diagnosed with HIV and/or TB.

5)      To foster collaborative activities across HIV and TB programs at national and sub-national levels and ensure sustainability by strengthening linkages between community and health systems.

6)      To prepare Thailand to transition fully to sustained domestic funding and efficient implementation system through a partnership between communities, private and public sectors.