Persons with Albinism are plagued by poverty, deprivation, skin diseases, poor eyesight, stigmatization, lack of proper education, and direct threat to their lives. TAEHO was formed to ensure that the persons with Albinism community, the disabled, and the vulnerable children and women, live in a secure and healthy environment by introducing measures aimed to give them equal opportunities in education, health, economic activities, human rights, leadership, and the freedom to participate in decision making beginning from the grass roots to the national level.