🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

The project targets 17,400 students 9,028 girls and 8,372 boys and aims to strengthen Rwanda’s gender-based violence (GBV) policies by addressing school-related GBV (SRGBV) and promoting safer, more inclusive learning environments. #LetUsFightSRGBV #InnovationAgainstGBV

#LetsFightGBV

Don’t stay silent about SRGBV School clubs established under the “Let’s Fight Gender-Based Violence (LEF GBV)” project are showcasing an exhibition tour forward through poems, songs, stories, and peer education, all rooted in strong safeguarding values. They reflect on what

YWCA Rwanda’s Executive Director Uzamukunda Pudentienne introduced the LEFGBV project to participants, highlighting the relevance as an organization committed to the development of women and girls. “Quality education cannot be achieved in environments where gender-based violence exists,

Uyu ni we wemeje abantu kurenza abandi? Hano ni mu Bugesera District, mu murenge wa Mwogo. Imiryango YWCA Rwanda na Never Again Rwanda yaje guhemba abanyempano bakoze ibihangano bihangamura ihohotera rishobora gukorerwa mu mashuri. #LetUsFightSRGBV #InnovationAgainstGBV

Uyu ahubwo sha! Abemera ko mu mashuri hari impano mukande like 👍 Hano ni mu Bugesera District, mu murenge wa Mwogo. Imiryango YWCA Rwanda na Never Again Rwanda yari yajyiye guhemba abanyempano bakoze ibihangano bihangamura ihohotera rishobora gukorerwa mu mashuri. #LetUsFightSRGBV

Since 2023, the LEFGBV project has reached over 17,000 students, with a strong focus on both girls and boys. It has made significant achievements such establishing codes of conduct to protect all students and guide the behavior of staff, trained school leaders and teachers to

Gukwena umunyeshuri unaniwe gusubiza ikibazo mu ishuri na ryo ni ihohotera? Abo banyeshuri basubiza ni mu Bugesera District, mu murenge wa Mwogo. Naganiriye na bo ejo ku wa gatatu ubwo imiryango YWCA Rwanda na Never Again Rwanda yari imaze guhemba abanyempano bahize abandi mu bihangano

Yesterday the best performing school in the fight against School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SRGBV) was awarded. Congratulations to G.S. Kagasa Mwogo, selected as the top school out of 8 for its outstanding efforts in promoting a safe and inclusive learning environment. 📅

Empowering students to speak out! As part of the campaign against School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SRGBV), students from various schools showcased creative messages and artwork advocating for children’s rights, safety, and dignity. From powerful posters to illustrated

🎥 #Watch: Did you miss our event at GS KAGASA MWOGO TSS in Bugesera District last week, which aimed at standing against “School-Related Gender-based Violence (SRGBV)”? No worries, here are the key highlights from the fruitful day. The air was buzzing with energy, as evidenced by the

YWCA Rwanda, Nyaruguru District & National Child Development Agency | Rwanda teamed up to support 144 ECD centers with floor mats, boosting safety, comfort and the learning environment for young children. This initiative took place during the accountability week, locally known as open day, a five-day event

Come one, come all and join us in a fruitful discussion with Gisagara District on Child Safeguarding and protection - with a focus on who has role in the matter.

Today, Coalition Umwana ku Isonga (CUI). member organizations are validating the alternative report to the #UPR 4th cycle focusing on the implementation of child rights related recommendations. This validation is supported by #OHCHR Save the Children Rwanda & Burundi and Plan International Rwanda