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A Peace - Builder & MHPSS Expert, #Managing Director @CPRWRwanda

Rwanda
Joined February 2019
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Have you lived in rural area and felt like you were left behind? That's what #AkacuProgram is about. Through Season4, we are empowering rural youth and women in @KarongiDistr Rwanda with Practical tailoring and ICT skills to thrive for the future. your small contribution matter
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@CPRW joins the World to Celebrate #WMHD2026, we amplify lived experiences and turn real voices into real change. Let’s break stigma, expand mental health support, and build inclusive, resilient communities where wellbeing is a priority for all. 💚 #WorldMentalHealthDay2026
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# WMHD 2026, Treating alcohol dependence is an important step toward better mental health. Let’s break stigma, expand mental health support, and build inclusive, resilient communities where wellbeing is a priority for all. #WorldMentalHealthDay2026 #LivedExperience #CPRW
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MH is increasingly recognized as one of the world’s major public health concerns. Conditions such as depression, anxiety, trauma-related disorders, substance use disorders & suicide affect hundreds of millions of people globally and contribute significantly to overall wellbeing
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Investing in peace, resilience, and wellbeing creates stronger communities and lasting impact. CPRW works with communities and partners to promote peacebuilding, mental health, and sustainable development for a more inclusive future. #Peacebuilding #Resilience #Wellbeing #MHPSS
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🚨Are you a student passionate about Malaria control and elimination?🚨 Rwanda Biomedical Centre invites interested and motivated Master's students to join the Malaria Molecular Surveillance (MMS) Project, an innovative national surveillance and capacity-strengthening initiative funded by the Gates Foundation. Through this three-year project, RBC is establishing a National Malaria Molecular Surveillance Platform and a National Malaria Reference Genomics Laboratory to strengthen real-time detection and monitoring of antimalarial drug resistance and diagnostic resistance markers. For more information and application details, please visit the link below 👉🏿📎: rbc.gov.rw/fileadmin/user_up…
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Peace is more than the absence of conflict;it is the presence of resilience, hope, and wellbeing. When we invest in mental health, strengthen communities, and support one another, we build a future where people can heal, thrive,and live with dignity.#Peace #Resilience #Wellbeing
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WATCH: Many men struggle in silence because of the stigma surrounding mental health. In this video, we share their experiences and hear from a mental health expert on warning signs and where to find help. 📹: @uno_geye 🎤: @mbabazijoan11
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✨ Yesterday, ARCT Ruhuka welcomed US sociology professors and students on a learning tour in Rwanda. We explored how community-led MHPSS fosters resilience and wellbeing, affirming it as a pillar of education and global solidarity. #MHPSS #YouthEmpowerment #ARCTRuhuka #RWOX
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#Healing is collective strength. From Rwanda’s hills to community groups nationwide, ARCT Ruhuka empowers resilience through psychosocial support, dialogue, and livelihoods. Together, we show the world: mental health is not a stigma, it is a shared path to Healing. #RWOT #RWOX
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Gukaraba intoki👏 ukoresheje amazi meza n’isabune ni igikorwa cyoroshye ariko gishobora kuturinda indwara ziterwa n’umwanda harimo n’ibyorezo.🚰💧 Ku munsi, tunyura ahantu henshi, dukora akazi kenshi, duhura n'abantu benshi. Ibuka gukaraba neza intoki ubyibutse n'abandi, turindane indwara. #IsukuHose ibe umuco. #iSuku ni isoko y’ubuzima.
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Nta murwayi wa Ebola uragaragara mu Rwanda, ariko inzego z'ubuzima zikomeje gukurikiranira hafi uko icyorezo gihagaze no kwitegura. Dukomeze ibikorwa byacu bya buri munsi twubahiriza amabwiriza yo kwirinda. Tubifurije icyumweru cyiza n'ubuzima bwiza. ------------- Rwanda has not recorded any Ebola cases. However, health institutions remain vigilant and fully prepared to respond if needed. We encourage everyone to continue their daily activities while observing recommended preventive measures and maintaining good hygiene practices. Wishing you a productive, safe, and healthy week ahead.
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#NewProfilePic - Same grateful heart 🙌🏻Thankful for growth, countless blessings, and exciting opportunities ! 🙏✨
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📢Are you interested in scientific evidence examining the psychological trauma resulting from the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi? Do not miss the upcoming Health Science & Innovation Platform (SIP), convened by RBC, bringing together researchers, clinicians, and policymakers to examine emerging evidence and its implications for #Rwanda’s mental health system. Research presentations will cover: ✅ Trauma cases during the commemoration period ✅ Intergenerational & epigenetic effects of trauma and PTSD ✅ Family-based interventions for recovery & resilience ✅ Ketamine for treatment-resistant PTSD & depression: global evidence and implications for Rwanda Event Details: 📅 15 May 2026 ⏰ 10:00 AM –12:20 PM 📍 RBC HQs, Kigali | Hybrid (in-person & virtual) To follow virtually: tinyurl.com/4pwm6xpu
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Today , the Center for Peace, Resilience and Wellbeing (CPRW) join Rwandans and entire world in the 32nd Commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. #Remember #Unite #Renew #Kwibuka32 #KwibukaTwiyubaka
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On this International Women’s Day, CPRW celebrates the strength, leadership, resilience of women . Women are essential in building peaceful, resilient,&healthy communities. Let us continue working together for equality, dignity,& wellbeing for all women &girls. #IWD2026 #CPRW
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