Harm2heal Initiative stands with Rwandans in the #Kwibuka32 Commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. We pay tribute to those who lost their lives and express our heartfelt solidarity with the survivors.
#Kwibuka32
The goal is clear ➡️ Reach people with the HIV treatment or the HIV prevention services that they need, all within a safe and supportive environment.
Find out how the strategy aims to achieve this by 2030: https://t.co/Ff1bR8sua1
Happy Easter!
On this day, @Harm2Heal_Rda celebrates hope, renewal, and compassion. May this season inspire healing and love in our communities.
#Harmreduction
According to the @UNODC , only about 20% of people have access to essential health services related to drug use.
When communities are connected to clinics, testing, and counseling, we reduce risks, prevent diseases, and protect lives. Health access is care.
#HarmReduction
What happens when 54 young minds come together to talk about harm reduction? Real conversations. Honest perspectives. Practical solutions. Beyond theory, they explored safer practices, challenged stigma, and promoted informed choices because #harmreduction saves lives.
#Harm2Heal
At #CND69: A once-in-a-generation opportunity for drug policy reform is underway.
The newly constituted independent expert panel reviewing the international drug control system could reshape responses towards health, human rights and evidence.
Read on: https://t.co/twnHU8kjp6
Join us at #HRC61 for a discussion on the human rights implications of drug policy and how rights-based, evidence-informed and development-oriented approaches can advance health, justice and sustainable development. Co-sponsored by #GCDP with @UNDP, @UNHumanRights, @UNAIDS, @TransformDrugs, @IDPCnet, @INPUD and Member States partners.
🗓 Monday, 16 March 2026
⏰14:00–15:00
📍Room IX, Palais des Nations, @UNGeneva
At the #CND69, UNAIDS, @UNDP and @INPUD, together with partners, launched a new joint guidance note on decriminalizing drug use in the context of HIV.
https://t.co/QuUzmVaQED
HIV in Kigali is 9.5 % among people who inject drugs, three times the national average.
Evidence-based harm reduction can protect lives and communities.
💬 Share your ideas!
Read more: https://t.co/2OXX4trVun
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Exciting news! The new website for Harm2Heal Initiative is now live.
Explore our work in harm reduction, youth advocacy, and public health.
👉🏽https://t.co/UfnjxW0twE
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Women are 1/3 of the 275M people who use drugs but face higher health risks & less access to harm reduction. Today, we celebrate women making these services safer and more inclusive!
#IWD2026#HarmReduction
Happy National Heroes Day!
Today, at @Harm2Heal_Rda , we honour our National Heroes who gave their all for the unity and dignity of our nation. Their courage and selflessness continue to inspire our work toward healing, resilience, and a stronger Rwanda.
#Ubutwari2026
8 days remaining to join the Harm2Heal University Ambassador program.
👉 Apply now: https://t.co/qgGISGokOV
📅 Deadline: January 30th, 2026
#harmreduction
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The Harm2Heal Initiative website is coming soon!
Stay tuned and be part of the change advancing evidence-based harm reduction.
#Harm2healinitiative#harmreduction
📢 We’re recruiting University Ambassadors!
Join @Harm2Heal_Rda to promote harm reduction and mental health through stigma-free dialogue on campus.
👉 Apply now: https://t.co/qgGISGokOV
📅 Deadline: January 30th, 2026
We’re proud to share that earlier this year, our Founder & CEO was elected as a Board Member of the @ssdpofficial Psychedelics Committee strengthening our commitment to evidence-based drug policy, harm reduction, and mental health justice.
#harm2heal#harmreduction
Stigma is a major barrier to accessing harm-reduction and health services. @UNAIDS studies show stigma can reduce service uptake by 30–50%, while supportive environments dramatically increase help-seeking.
Let’s remove barriers, not people.
#EndStigma#HarmReduction
A 2021 SpringerLink study in Kigali found people who inject drugs had 9.5 % HIV prevalence—about three times higher than the national average—and high rates of needle sharing (91 % ever, 31 % past 6 months).
Let us all advocate for safe, evidence‑based community health.