Arlette Uwase

[Arlette Uwase @ArletteUwa]

Isuku y’intoki ni intambwe yoroshye ariko ikomeye mu gukumira indwara no kurinda ubuzima. Twese tuyigire akamenyero ka buri munsi. 🧼💧

[Gedeon NIYIGABA @GedeonNiyigaba]

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.

[Arlette Uwase @ArletteUwa]

Every step toward improving children’s lives matters. Proud to see the commitment to communities, families and partners reflected in this footprint. 👣

[World Vision Rwanda @WVRwanda]

Every footprint tells a story.👣
Across the communities we serve,our teams walk alongside children,families & partners to create lasting change.Our footprint represents more than where we are. It reflects the people we serve &our shared commitment to support children to thrive.

[Arlette Uwase @ArletteUwa]

@urphsa “Accurate information empowers informed choices. Let’s continue promoting safe spaces for young people to learn and access trusted SRHR guidance. #SRHR #CSE

[Gedeon NIYIGABA @GedeonNiyigaba]

Twibukiranye ibi!

Isuku y'umubiri si ugukoresha gusa amazi n'isabune.

Ibuka ko buri munsi ukwiye kwiyuhagira umubiri wose nibura kabiri ku munsi.

Oza neza amenyo no mu kanwa nibura kabiri ku munsi.

Ibuka kogosha umusatsi, cyangwa kuwutunganya.

Ibuka gukora isuku mu nzara.

[IHI Rwanda @IHI_Rwanda]

It's really happening in yellow

The realitywe all know is that youth often encounter mixed or inaccurate information regarding contraception from unreliable channels.

The Solution goes delivering timely, trusted guidance and reproductive health education when it matters most.

[Arlette Uwase @ArletteUwa]

Accurate information can make all the difference. Young people deserve clear guidance on contraceptive methods without judgment or misinformation. 💚 #SRHR #CSE

[IHI Rwanda @IHI_Rwanda]

Contraceptive methods👇

If you want to know more about contraception:

You can always ask teacher, community health workers or health care provider in the nearby Youth corner.

They will give you information and direct you on the best contraceptive method for you.

#CSE #SRHR

[Arlette Uwase @ArletteUwa]

@IHI_Rwanda @UNFPARwanda @RBCRwanda @RwandaHealth Accurate information helps young people make informed decisions about their sexual and reproductive health. Let’s keep creating safe spaces where questions are welcomed. 💚

[Arlette Uwase @ArletteUwa]

“Promoting access to reliable information on contraception is an important step toward informed choices and better health outcomes for young people.”

[IHI Rwanda @IHI_Rwanda]

Contraceptive methods👇

If you want to know more about contraception:

You can always ask teacher, community health workers or health care provider in the nearby Youth corner.

They will give you information and direct you on the best contraceptive method for you.

#CSE #SRHR

[Rwanda NCD Alliance @RwandaNCDA]

🩺 Today, we mark World Patient Safety Day 2026, under the theme “Safe care for noncommunicable diseases” and the slogan “Safe care for life!”

For people living with NCDs, safe and quality care is essential throughout the lifelong journey of managing chronic conditions.

From medication safety and timely diagnosis to coordinated, patient-centred care, preventing avoidable harm must remain a priority.

Together, let’s put safe care at the heart of NCD management and protect lives at every stage.

#WorldPatientSafetyDay #ActOnNCDs #LeadOnNCDs

[Rwanda Biomedical Centre @RBCRwanda]

Sobanukirwa:

Iyo umuntu yipimye cyangwa yipimishije Virusi itera SIDA agasanga ari “negatifu”, biba bishoboka ko:
1. Nta bwandu bwa Virusi itera SIDA afite
2. Amaze igihe afata imiti igabanya ubukana bwa SIDA neza, ku buryo Virusi itakigaragara mu maraso (Viral Suppression)
3. Ashobora kuba yarahuye n’ubwandu mu minsi ya vuba ariko bukaba butaragaragara mu maraso.

Itondere igisubizo umuntu akweretse cy’ako kanya, kuko utamenya neza ko ntaho yahuriye n’ubwandu mu minsi ya vuba .

SIDA iracyahari, tuyirinde.
#StopSIDA

[Arlette Uwase @ArletteUwa]

“Safe care for every patient, every time. Proud to support the call for safer care for people living with non-communicable diseases. #WorldPatientSafetyDay2026”

[UR Public Health Students' Association @urphsa]

Every patient deserves to feel
safe, heard and cared for.

This #WorldPatientSafetyDay 2026, we highlight safe care for people living with Non-communicable diseases.

As public health professionals, we all have a role to play.

Safe care for life.

#PatientSafety

[Arlette Uwase @ArletteUwa]

Empowering girls through education is key to building resilient communities and a more equitable future. Let’s continue removing the barriers that prevent girls from reaching their full potential.

[UNICEF Rwanda @unicefrw]

Girls in Rwanda progress faster and repeat grades less than boys but many leave school after age 16. Period poverty, early marriage and safety concerns push them out just as they are progressing. Let's remove the barriers still holding them back. Support #GirlsEducation today.

[Arlette Uwase @ArletteUwa]

Strong foundations build strong futures. Investing in quality ECD services is investing in Rwanda’s children and the future of our communities. 🌱🇷🇼👏

[Gedeon NIYIGABA @GedeonNiyigaba]

Development is where the foundation of our future is built.

Today, I was inspired to see leaders and partners come together to strengthen access to quality #ECD services in Kinyinya, @Gasabo_District District.

#EarlyChildhoodDevelopment #InvestInChildren

[Gedeon NIYIGABA @GedeonNiyigaba]

Development is where the foundation of our future is built.

Today, I was inspired to see leaders and partners come together to strengthen access to quality #ECD services in Kinyinya, @Gasabo_District District.

#EarlyChildhoodDevelopment #InvestInChildren

[Gedeon NIYIGABA @GedeonNiyigaba]

A child’s first years can shape the rest of their life.

That is why strengthening #ECD centres is about giving children the environment, care and opportunities they need to reach their full potential.

The progress happening in Kinyinya is a step worth celebrating.

[World Health Organization (WHO) @WHO]

Your mental health matters during and after pregnancy.

Make sure to recognize these signs and seek support early:
- feeling sad
- lack of energy and motivation
- excessive worrying
- Sleeping or eating too much or too little
- difficulty in making decisions
- feelings of guilt, hopelessness and worthlessness
- non-specific body aches or pains

[World Vision Rwanda @WVRwanda]

📍 Happening now!

We are at the dissemination of the Kira Wigire Ultra-Poor Graduation Programme Endline Evaluation, reflecting on results, lessons and impact, and what the evidence tells us about pathways out of extreme poverty.

#KiraWigire

[Gedeon NIYIGABA @GedeonNiyigaba]

Important conversations like these remind us that advancing #SRHR takes more than good intentions.

It takes honest dialogue, shared learning and collective action.

Let's all be proud to be part of this movement for a healthier, informed and empowered Rwanda.

[IHI Rwanda @IHI_Rwanda]

Yesterday, @IHI_Rwanda joined fellow members of the Rwanda #SRHR Coalition for a meaningful dialogue on the progress, priorities, and challenges shaping in Rwanda.

We examined the growing pushbacks against #SRHR , the different actors influencing this space.

[World Health Organization (WHO) @WHO]

You are not alone.
Poor perinatal mental health, including postpartum depression, is very common. And hard to cope with.

In fact, 1 in 5 women experience a mental health condition during pregnancy or in the year after the birth.

Remember: prompt mental health support can make all the difference.