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In the certificate, Nexleaf Analytics states that it is “extremely satisfied with both the quality of the work and the tireless dedication and effort” W4H put into the assignment, and that it has no reservations about recommending W4H for future work.Over the course of the project, 617 health workers were trained across all 30 districts, reaching 237 health centres nationwide. They
As one of the implementing partners, We For Health presented the findings of the project’s desk review and participated in discussions on governance, service delivery, and community engagement. The workshop also provided a platform for stakeholders to clarify roles, identify opportunities for collaboration, and strengthen coordination mechanisms that will support successful implementation. By fostering collaboration
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A training-filled week at We For Health! This week, We For Health organized hands-on, simulation-based trainings on Essential Newborn Care (ENC), Helping Babies Breathe (HBB), and Helping Mothers Survive (HMS) for newly deployed midwives and nurses in Nyarugenge and Muhima District Hospitals. Over several days, participants strengthened their skills in:✔️ Newborn resuscitation✔️ Managing obstetric emergencies✔️
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? World Prematurity Day 2025 Yesterday, we joined families, healthcare providers, and district leaders to honor the tiniest fighters — preterm babies — and the incredible strength surrounding them. In the week leading up to the celebration, We For Health carried out community awareness activities across Nyarugenge District — including public health talks at Nyarugenge
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Every small action can make a big difference Yesterday, We for Health kicked of activities for the #WorldPrematurityDay! We for Health, in collaboration with Nyarugenge District started a series of activities to create awareness about preterm babies. These includes CPD activities through capacity-building for healthcare providers on immediate KMC at Nyarugenge hospital, community talk at
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Building Data Capacity for Better Health OutcomesLast week, We For Health launched the first in a series of trainings for hospital and health center data managers on the data management process cycle.The session focused on reporting, data quality, and data triangulation for RMNCAH/FP programs, bringing together 13 participants from Nyarugenge District.The journey will continue with sessions
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NewsData is crucial for improving healthcare services and ensuring resources are used effectively. We focus on enhancing data collection, analysis, and use to inform decisions and optimize health interventions. By strengthening local health data systems and promoting evidence-based practices, we empower healthcare providers and policymakers to make informed decisions that improve health outcomes and guide future planning
Building strong, resilient health systems is key to improving health outcomes. We work to
strengthen the capacity of local healthcare workers and service delivery systems by
supporting training programs, improving referrals system, healthcare policies, strengthen
leadership in facilities and ensuring the availability of essential medicines and equipment.
We aim to create sustainable and equitable health systems that serve all communities.
We are collaborating with Global Kwik Koders to digitalize healthcare tools that support
baseline assessments, supervision, and mentorship, aiming to improve service delivery and
monitoring.
We empower individuals, particularly women and adolescents, to make informed decisions about their reproductive health. By improving access to family planning services, sexual health education, and maternal care, we work to reduce reproductive health challenges such as unintended pregnancies and unsafe abortions. Our efforts aim to create a healthier future by providing equitable and accessible reproductive health services to all.
Ensuring the health and well-being of every child is a priority. We focus on delivering
comprehensive child health services, including emergency paediatric, management of
childhood illnesses such as malaria and pneumonia, routine immunization and nutrition
support. Through community health programs, we aim to reduce preventable deaths and
improve child survival rates, particularly among the most vulnerable populations.
We are dedicated to ensuring that every mother and newborn receives the essential care they need to survive and thrive. By strengthening health systems, providing skilled care at birth, and promoting essential postnatal care, we focus on reducing preventable maternal and newborn deaths. Our approach includes community-based interventions that promote safe pregnancy and childbirth, improving health outcomes for mothers and babies across Rwanda.
