On March 25th, 2026, we welcomed delegates from the Gender Monitoring Office for a discussion on IFAWE’s contribution to addressing GBV. We exchanged experiences, received valuable recommendations and insights, this will greatly influence our future efforts toward eliminating GBV
On March 25, we held an excellent session with the students of G.S. UWINKOMO. The students were highly engaged and enthusiastic. We emphasized that all forms of Gender-Based Violence must be eliminated in our country, and this responsibility lies with everyone.
IFAWE continues its tree fruit planting activities at G.S. Uwinkomo in collaboration with the school’s environmental club. This initiative serves the dual purpose of protecting the environment and educating young people.
IFAWE, together with the Environment Club at G.S. Uwinkomo, is currently implementing an ongoing initiative to green the school through the planting of fruit trees and vegetables.
IFAWE began collaborating closely with the Environment Club at G.S. Uwinkomo. This partnership aims to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical skills for effective environmental conservation. The club members are highly motivated and eager to work with the organization.
Last year, we helped some students return to school after dropping out, and we continue to support them by providing school uniforms, supplies, and covering their tuition fees."
Students from G.S. Kigeme B committed to combating all forms of drug abuse, following discussions led by the IFAWE NGO during today's session at the school.
Reproductive health is a topic that should always be discussed with teenagers. Today at G.S. GASAKA, we had a lively and engaging session on the subject.
We couldn’t take a break before delivering key holiday messages to many students. Today’s session at G.S. GASAKA, led by the IFAWE NGO, was especially engaging and intense, focusing on drug abuse and reproductive health education.
The key takeaways from the IFAWE organization for students preparing to go on holiday should reach as many schools as possible. Today, we continued our outreach at G.S. Kitabi, where we discussed reproductive health and the effects of drug abuse. The students were highly engaged.
Talking to children about sensitive issues such as reproductive health was once considered taboo However, it is now recognized that open discussions are the most effective way to address these matters. At G.S. Uwinkomo students show great interest in engaging in such conversation
In its campaign aiming at giving take aways to students before they go for holidays, IFAWE today did provide education on drug abuse and reproductive health at G.S.UWINKOMO in Nyamagabe District. education should be a journey specifically for these sensitive topics.
Regarding reproductive health education, we held a session today at RP KITABI where students actively participated and expressed satisfaction with the discussions, discussing sensitive topics like this one should be a culture.
Today, we held a reproductive health awareness campaign at E.S. Mudasomwa. The students actively participated in the discussion, showing great interest by asking questions and offering feedback. It's important that we continue educating our children on sensitive topics like this.
Today, IFAWE carried out a reproductive health awareness campaign at E.S. Sumba, where students actively engaged in the discussions, expressed interest in the topics, asked questions, and offered suggestions and comments.
At IFAWE we hold the belief that building a prosperous future for our nation requires nurturing our children, and one of the obstacles we face is malnutrition and stunting. This is why today we organized a hands-on session on educating parents about how to create a balanced meal
IFAWE is working with local leaders in Tare sector to educate both parents and children the role of education to fight against the school dropout, like today we managed to convince a primary learner and she accepts to go back to school. She was given all the needed materials.
Today IFAWE organization continued its waste management workshop in Gasaka sector of Nyamagabe District, key wastes managers discussed challenges and possible ways to manage wastes.
IFAWE scrap for the promotion of a family welfare living in a safe environment. @Nyamagabe
Today IFAWE organization conducted one day workshop on waste management techniques, important key people namely cooperative waste collections, villages chiefs, cell and sectors leaders attended the workshop at IFAWE office located in Nyamagabe-Tare.
Today, on 26th October 2024 IFAWE( Inventiveness on Family Welfare in a safe Environment) built composts and started the campaign on the waste management and planting trees.