Children aged 0 to 6 and their families enrolled in model and home based ECD&F centres of the total children, 41,827 were newly enrolled in ECD spaces in 2023-2024.
Parents benefited from parenting sessions in ECD & F centres. 38,663 (8,925 male and 29,738 female) were new.
Caregivers were trained in integrated early childhood development and family (ECD&F) services. Among them, 5,130 were new, while 36,480 received refresher training.
ECD spaces established: 17 model ECD centres, 26 community based ECD centres & 5,787 home based ECDs.
Trainers received refresher training on integrated early childhood development (ECD) package, with 701 (440 male & 261 female) of them receiving training in 2023-2024.
Cell-level staff (1,404 male and 1,750 female) trained on the integrated ECD package across 30 districts.
Children benefiting from extracurricular programmes to improve learning outcomes.
Teachers (281 male and 281 female) trained and mentored on effective teaching. 332 Remedial learning clubs established in 251 schools from 13 districts.
Young girls awarded for academic excellence since 2005.
Annual scholarships have been provided to secondary school students since 2002.
Young people accessed AYSRH&R services, including HIV & STI screening & treatment.
Healthcare providers deliver sexual reproductive health, family planning, and HIV prevention services.
People reached through Parent- Adolescent Communication (PAC) forums: 11,468 parents and 7,580 adolescents and youth.
Teachers from Burera, Musanze, Karongi, Nyamasheke, Rusizi, Gisagara and Muhanga Districts trained on the delivery of comprehensive sexuality education.
Teenage mothers supported to access economic empowerment opportunities (IGAs, TVET, Formal Education).
Cases of gender-based violence (GBV) were submitted to the Rwanda investigation Bureau and Access to Justice bureaus through GBV mobile clinics in Burera, Rubavu, and Nyagatare Districts.
Primary healthcare facilities built and renovated in Nyagatare, Gisagara, Gicumbi, Muhanga, Rusizi, Kicukiro and Nyaruguru Districts.
Ambulances, 2 mobile clinics and 2 blood collection buses purchased and distributed to health care facilities
People reached throught awareness campaigns on family planning.
People accessed and used family planning services (132,015 long- term and 254,378 short-term methods).
People were reached during awareness campaigns on mental wellbeing and mental health issues.
Master trainers were equipped with knowledge on mental health awareness and skills on how to facilitate safe spaces in the community.
people were provided with community-based mental health services through weekly sessions in 8,881 community-based safe spaces, and 6,851 school-based safe spaces.
people were provided with community-based mental health services through weekly sessions in 8,881 community-based safe spaces, and 6,851 school-based safe spaces.
Community-based counsellors trained on how to lead healing groups.
youth empowered through our youth forums
Young women and men awarded for their exceptional achievements under CYRWA awards.
Youth forums covering various topic including leadership, patriotism, civic responsibilities, volunteerism, financial fitness, career guidance, public speaking, mental health, and sexual reproductive health.
Best innovative solutions projects awarded with USD 250,000 (USD 10,000 per project), and six months of additional training and mentorship.
Generated through ArtRwanda – Ubuhanzi showroom.
Young female and male artists benefiting from the ArtRwanda – Ubuhanzi incubation programme.
Young innovators trained on entrepreneurship and business skills.
Jobs created through ArtRwanda – Ubuhanzi and Innovation Accelerator initiatives.
Farmers (2,890 women and 520 men) from 37 cooperatives directly benefited from agriculture interventions in 16 districts.
New Jobs created in agriculture (16 women and 27 women)
