This technical brief presents results and lessons learnt from a two-year HIV programme for and by LGBT people that was implemented in Mozambique and Uganda between 2017 and 2020, funded by the Elton John AIDS Foundation. Combining evidence-based approaches with innovative community-led and clinical interventions, the programme aimed to provide non-discriminatory HIV and STI services tailored to the diverse HIV and health-related needs of LGBT people. It was based on a four-pronged approach in both countries: community outreach, healthcare provision, strategic LGBT advocacy, and capacity building of LGBT CBOs. This brief focuses primarily on the community outreach and healthcare provision elements of the project.