Uyisenga Ni Imanzi with local leaders, carried out a mental health awareness in two sectors of Nyaruguru District. Approximately 500 participants were taught about mental health, how to care for it & also encouraged to join #Bahoneza #safespaces . Thanks to Imbuto Foundation

During the visit, Ananda Breed & Sarah from University of Lincoln, UK joined Picturing Past, Present, & Future participants, along with YAB members, to showcase the impact of the project on their mental health wellness & in the communities at large through traditional #Imigongoarts

📣Discover how the 'Visualising Peace' project in Rwanda equips young people to overcome barriers to community engagement and policy influence through filmmaking and art exhibitions📽️. Join our webinar on 18 April on Zoom: 📌 bit.ly/MAPWebinarApr #EverydayPeacebuilding

Uyisenga Ni Imanzi is helping farmers understand how to measure land size & predicting the yield they will gain, this provides them with the motivation & effort to increase the land, as they recognize its importance in boosting yield & profit. With consultant Martin Busobozi

It's painful when they ask, 'What are you crying for?' You weren't there, they say.
We were born, raised, and live with the consequences of what was done to our parents. Thank you, Dr. Chaste from Uyisenga Ni Imanzi , for listening to those tears and offering comfort.
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This month marks 30 years since the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. We commemorate the loss of 1 million lives, and support our partners SACCA: Streets Ahead Children's Centre Association and Uyisenga Ni Imanzi, and our participants as they build a brighter future for all in Rwanda: worldjewishrelief.org/blog/2024/04/0…

Spent the day getting creative with Imingongo art with Uyisenga Ni Imanzi in Kigali, Rwanda! 🎨 So fascinating exploring this traditional art form 😊 ⭐. #EverydayPeacebuilding Ananda Breed Sarah Huxley Emmanuel KIGUNDU Plan International Rwanda

The second session of the families in huye Nkwihoreze project, focusing on intergenerational resilience. Parents and their children practiced using tools like 'Letter to My Family' & 'Family table' to address both positive & negative family dynamics.AERG Kirrily Pells

Our MAP Principal Investigator Ananda Breed and PDRA Dr Sarah Huxley Sarah Huxley are now in Rwanda for fieldwork activities with Uyisenga Ni Imanzi
and the Woman Cultural Centre fourth Ingoma Nshya Festival. Stay tuned for updates on their amazing work!🤩 #EverydayPeacebuilding

Uyisenga Ni Imanzi provided stress management & burnout sessions to DUHAMIC-ADRI women mentors who care for AGY (beneficiaries). With the aim of easing their stress experienced while fulfilling their duties , this proved effective to help them relax & feel relieved.

The youth of Tumbasector_Huye of Huye District added that family bonds are the key to strengthening resilience through culture, values, education, socialization, and integration of peace. With Uyisenga Ni Imanzi and AERG supported by UCL Kirrily Pells

Children & youth's good conduct & achievements is crucial for sustaining resilience of their parents & national values such as Unity, security and teamwork also contribute to youth resilience, with Uyisenga Ni Imanzi AERG in Huye District Tumbasector_Huye UCL Kirrily Pells

This past 4days STEPS INITIATIVE 🇷🇼. had pleasure in Receiving knowledge about mental health and Addiction from UWIHOREYE Chaste Uyisenga Ni Imanzi who holding a masters in Clinical psychology and a PHD candidate in physcotheraphy .
Rwanda Biomedical Centre NATIONAL REHABILITATION SERVICE

Children who supported by SHOOTING TOUCH in basketball has finished mental health sessions which were given by Uyisenga Ni Imanzi it was a joy for them and their parents as living testimonies of a change. As they promised not to give up in helping their friends.Kayonza District

Connecting children to their roots is crucial to transgeneration resilience. Parents & communities play role in nurturing this connection, helping children grow into resilient individuals who can overcome challenges confidently. Uyisenga Ni Imanzi AERG Kirrily Pells UCL