Video: Highlights of the last day of #ECDConference2024. The conference was held under the theme: “Nurturing tomorrow: Advancing Sustainable Early Childhood Development”

YWCA and Plan International Rwanda today concluded the Strengthening Child Protection and SRHR campaign, a Sida-funded initiative, at Nyamata Youth Center in Bugesera District. Using a multi-stakeholder and child rights-based approach, the campaign was an opportunity for the youth, parents and

Just one day to go! 🚴‍♂️ Don't miss the excitement with our incredible #BikeForFuture team. We're ready to ride for a better tomorrow. See you at the race!

Plan International Rwanda is excited to announce today’s signing of partnership agreements with Rwanda Girl Guides to advance Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) initiatives, and DUFATANYE ORGANISATION for the Skilling and Opportunities for Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship (SOYEE) programme.

Asoza uyu mwiherero, Nkuranga Joseph yashimiye abafatanyabikorwa b'Akarere ku ruhare bafite mu iterambere ry'imibereho y'abaturage ndetse n'iterambere ry'Akarere muri rusange, abasaba gukomeza ubwo bufatanye mu bikorwa bitandukanye bizamura imibereho y'abaturage.

We're here and determined to earn our badges 🏅🏅🏅Let's go, Bike4Future! #sportforchange #bike4future

Thrilled to announce our partnership with Plan International Rwanda on the SOYEE Project! Together, we’re empowering Nyaruguru District 's youth with skills & opportunities for employment & entrepreneurship. The future is bright! 🌟 #YouthEmpowerment #PlanRwanda for more wix.to/oSfN7JX

Explore the latest edition of our Community Impact Bulletin for the “Strengthening Child Protection and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Rwanda” project under the “Generation Change Programme (GCP) 1.0.” Implemented across local communities in Gatsibo District,

“Kuva natangira korora inkwavu, naciye ukubiri n'ikibazo cy’imirire mibi mu bana banjye"-Sifa Binyujijwe mu mushinga wa SBCC/N, World Food Programme ikorana na Plan International Rwanda mu gukangurira impunzi ziba mu nkambi kurwanya imirire mibi mu miryango, hakoreshejwe ubworozi bw’amatungo magufi.

Babyeyi, ni umwanya mwiza wo gutegura abana gusubira ku ishuri, mubashakira ibyangombwa byose nkenerwa.

16-year-old Proby shows us why it’s essential to support children in learning and understanding their rights. After joining a school’s child rights club, Proby gained the knowledge and confidence to advocate for equality in household duties, educating her parents about

"Shame is a significant issue for girls, one that I, too, have faced. Learning about my body has empowered me to speak out on every issue, including body changes and sexual violence, and to understand who to approach and when for my essential needs as a girl." - Fabiola, 16.

Fabiola's journey of learning and growth is inspiring &it shows how vital education and communication are in addressing issues like body image and sexual violence. Her voice matters and 2gether, we can create a supportive community where all girls feel safe and empowered. #SRHR

Plan International Rwanda and World Food Programme Rwanda have initiated the creation of 4.5 hectares of radical terraces in Kiziba refugee camp, providing job opportunities for 200+ people. This initiative aims to boost food production and enhance food security under the “Social Behaviour Change and

𝐈𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐚𝐳𝐨 𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐰𝐞 𝐚𝐛𝐚𝐧𝐲𝐚𝐦𝐚𝐤𝐮𝐫𝐮 Inama Nkuru y'Igihugu y'Abana ku nshuro ya 17. #EjoNiNjye #ChildrenSummit

Abayobozi ndetse n'abana bahagarariye abandi bari muri UR_Huye campus mu Nama Nkuru y'Igihugu y'Abana ya 17. #EjoNiNjye #ChildrenSummit Kurikira iyi nama unyuze aha: t.ly/SPVeU

Over 2000 children representatives from across the country, parents, government officials and partners are gathered UR_Huye campus to celebrate the #ChildrenSummit2024 themed "I am the Future".

🍲 Cooking up change: Join us for a community cooking demonstration that highlights essential skills for preparing balanced diets, aimed at combating malnutrition and stunting in refugee and host communities across Rwanda. This initiative enhances the ability and confidence of

Born into a refugee family, 18-year-old Alliance found herself drawn to the art of karate as a means of self-protection and empowerment despite facing skepticism from her community. For her, karate is more than just a sport. It is a powerful tool for self-empowerment, especially

We have reached 4,966 girls and 3,355 boys through the ongoing “Strengthening Child Protection and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Rwanda Project,” funded by Sida, creating pathways to a safer and more informed future. Our goal? To create a conducive environment