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During this Mental Health Awareness Month, we are reminded that creating safe and supportive environments is everyone’s responsibility

Mental health matters every day not just in what we say, but in how we show up for one another. A kind word, a listening ear, or simply being present can make a real difference in someone's life

Take a moment today, check in on a friend, start a conversation, or offer support.

Together, we can build a community where everyone feels safe

Today in Kinyinya Sector, Kagugu Cell, the Child Protection team conducted a Blue Umbrella awareness session to mark the International Day for Fighting Violence Against Boys.

20 young people participated and gained important knowledge on recognizing violence, prevention measures, where to seek help, and how to report abuse.

Together, we continue to raise awareness and build safer communities where every child is protected.

Today we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women everywhere. honors the incredible contributions of women and girls in building stronger families and communities.

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We successfully concluded a two-day Burnout & Self-Care session for 50 young care leavers as part of the project. The session focused on building practical skills to help participants manage stress, practice self-care, and reflect on their mental wellbeing.

Through open discussions, interactive activities, and guided reflections, participants explored healthy ways to cope with challenges and strengthen their emotional resilience. Supporting young people’s mental health is essential for their personal growth and overall wellbeing.

This initiative complements our broader training efforts aimed at promoting holistic care and wellbeing among young people.

We extend our sincere appreciation to and for their continued support in making this impactful initiative possible.

, in collaboration with and , successfully held a Review Workshop for the Training Manual and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) on Integrated Mental Health and Non-Communicable Diseases (MH & NCDs) under the Health4Life Project.

The workshop brought together trained stakeholders to review implementation experiences, assess the tools’ usability, and provide recommendations for improvement before final validation.

This step strengthens Rwanda’s commitment to integrated and people-centered health services across health facilities, schools, and workplaces. We appreciate the collaboration of all partners and participants.

, in collaboration with and , successfully held a Review Workshop for the Training Manual and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) on Integrated Mental Health and Non-Communicable Diseases (MH & NCDs) under the Health4Life Project.

The workshop brought together trained stakeholders to review implementation experiences, assess the tools’ usability, and provide recommendations for improvement before final validation.

This step strengthens Rwanda’s commitment to integrated and people-centered health services across health facilities, schools, and workplaces. We appreciate the collaboration of all partners and participants.

Today, , in partnership with is hosting a two-day Burnout & Self-Care Session alongside an MHPSS Needs Assessment for 50 young care leavers from across Rwanda.

The session creates a safe and supportive space for participants to share their experiences, build practical skills in self-care and stress management, and reflect on their mental health and psychosocial support needs.

The insights gathered will help inform future programs aimed at strengthening the wellbeing and resilience of young care leavers.

As part of family reintegration, we visited parents and caregivers who received startup support to run small businesses and better provide for their children.

This support is helping children return to school and grow up in safe, loving families.

We witnessed real transformation, commitment, and hope in the homes we visited and documented these inspiring success stories to encourage others.

When we strengthen families, we protect children. 💛

participated in a 10-day consecutive Training of Trainers (ToT) on Early Adolescent Skills for Emotions (EASE).organised by in partnership with

This program will strengthen the trainers capacity to support children and adolescents in managing big emotions such as anxiety, depression, and stress, promoting better mental health and resilience.

Today in Kirehe District, started a 3 day trainings for health care providers under the Health4Life project, this is focusing on the integration of Mental Health and NCDs within health settings.

Day one was amazing! with 100% attendance and strong start toward strengthening integrated care delivery.

Big thanks to

Happy Heroes' Day to you All