On 27 March 2025 Save Generations Org , funded by Plan International Rwanda , hosted a validation meeting on affordability of menstrual hygiene products and its impact to adolescents and women from the rural areas in Rwanda. Together, we strive for better access to menstrual products #endperiodpoverty

Development partners Engagement! In partnership with Never Again Rwanda,we are continuing our one-on-one engagement meetings with key stakeholders. We recently met with Water and Sanitation Corporation Group |Rwanda Save the Children Rwanda & Burundi, and Imbuto Foundation to drive advocacy efforts to improve ECD services in Rwanda. #ecd #zerostunting

Through the Skills & Opportunities for Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship (SOYEE) Hub in Bugesera District, Plan International Rwanda is partnering with Dream village organization to empower 35 youth - 23 females and 12 males - with vocational training in: 🔧 Welding 💡 Electricity 💇‍♀️ Hairdressing 🧵

The United Nations remains committed to supporting Rwanda in advancing inclusive labour policies and protecting the rights of vulnerable workers. Stronger partnerships are key to achieving equitable, rights-based economic transformation.

📣Only 2 days to Menstrual Hygiene Day! Join the movement. Speak up. Stand for equity.

At Save Generations Org , we are building a world where every girl and woman has access to safe, dignified, and affordable menstrual hygiene care because her rights matter. The journey to menstrual justice doesn’t end today; it continues every day. #MHDAY2025 #PeriodFriendlyWorld

Join Us This Evening at 7 PM Don’t miss this impactful X Space organized by Save Generations Org and Plan International Rwanda under the theme: “Advocacy for Enhancing Access to Menstrual Hygiene Products and Improving Menstrual Hygiene Management in Rwanda.” This is a great opportunity to come

🎧 Missed the conversation? i've got you covered! You can still follow the full discussion via the live recording. I am glad to be engaged Let’s keep the momentum going toward a #PeriodFriendlyWorld 🌍🩸 #MHDay2025 #MHMA2025 #MenstrualHealth #EmpowerHer #ItsTimeForAction

In partnership with Akina Mama wa Afrika we successfully held a two day Reflection and Planning Meeting for the Rwanda Intersectional SRHR Coalition on May 29-30,2025. The meeting united coalition members to reflect and shape a stronger, more inclusive path for SRHR advocacy in Rwanda.

Contributing to the awareness and building self resilience is always key to me. I am happy to be part of such meaningful conversations and part of the overall preparation for the Coalition 🎉🥳

Happening now,... #Day1 of the National Conference on Intersectional SRHR hosted by CIRCLE RWANDA officially opened by Dr. Jean Baptiste NTIHUMBYA, DG of Health Quality Services, in Ministry of Health | Rwanda. Circle Kenya IGIHE Make Way Alliance Rwanda NUDOR Rwanda Television #SRHR #Inclusion

Breaking Barriers Building access to SRHR🎉 I am honoured!!!

Today, under our CS Engage program in partnership with Swiss Development and Cooperation, we launched a powerful 3-days training on Conflict Sensitive Programme Management (CSPM). The training brings together civil society actors committed to designing and implementing initiatives that not only

On the Day-2 of the training on Conflict Sensitive Programme Management (CSPM), participants shared insights about different risks related to resource transfers including: diversion, distribution effect, substitution, etc. After brainstorming possible threats, existing

Under the Kvinna till Kvinna International funded project, Save Generations Org conducted two-day trainings in Kamonyi District and Gasabo District for SRHR student club members. Both sessions focused on strengthening leadership, advocacy, peer education, and effective communication skills....

Hari ubwo gusaba ubufasha bigorana, nyamara si uko bidashoboka ahubwo ni uko rimwe na rimwe tugira isoni, twihagararaho cyangwa tukagira ubwoba bwo kugaragaza intege nke zacu. Ariko ukuri ni uko gusaba ubufasha bitavuze intege nke, ahubwo ni ikimenyetso cy’ubutwari. Iyo wemeye

Mental health is not secondary care, it’s essential care. During catastrophes, access to mental health services saves lives, restores dignity, and rebuilds communities. #AgaciroKanjye #YourMentalHealthMatters #TwiteKubuzimaBwoMuMutwe

Today, as part of our capacity building efforts under the CS Engage Program, we conducted a session on external communication with our consortium partners. The discussion strengthened our collective commitment to strategic, data-driven communication that enhances visibility,

Ajprodho_Jijukirwa NGO conducted the Quarterly Technical Working Committee (TWC) meeting, bringing together government institutions, private sectors, civil societies, and media to advance advocacy and strengthen inclusive workplace learning systems in Rwanda. #WPL2025 #TWC

Great progress. Strengthening workplace learning requires exactly this kind of collaboration. The advocacy roadmap is a key step, and aligning WPL with the National Employment Strategy will equip young people with practical skills and give employers a stronger workforce. Well