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During the visit, We For Health introduced its Child and Adolescent WellCare Programme, a new initiative that promotes the health and well-being of children and adolescents through a life-course approach. The visit provided an opportunity to present the programme to district leaders, hospital management teams, health centre staff, and other implementing partners, creating awareness of

Following a nationwide inventory of vaccine cold chain equipment, the project procured specialized maintenance tools, including manifold gauge sets, clamp meters, and refrigerator maintenance toolboxes, to strengthen the capacity of District Hospital Biomedical Technicians. These tools will enable technicians to diagnose, maintain, and repair vaccine refrigeration equipment more effectively. By improving preventive maintenance and reducing

In her keynote, Dr. Assumpta Kayinamura Mwali, Executive Director of We for Health, emphasized collaboration, quoting the Rwandan proverb “Inkingi imwe ntigera inzu” — one pillar cannot hold the house alone. “Today’s gathering is a living testament to that truth. What we celebrate here is not the achievement of a single organization, but the harvest

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This week, We For Health, in collaboration with Nexleaf Analytics and RBC, carried out a 4-day national Training of Trainers (TOT) to strengthen Cold Chain Equipment (CCE) maintenance across Rwanda. The training brought together 80 participants — biomedical engineers and EPI supervisors from hospitals and medicalized health centers in all 30 districts. Over four intensive

From October 8-9 and 16–17 2025, We For Health (W4H) conducted an on-the-job training at Nyarugenge District Hospital, bringing together 32 dedicated healthcare providers from maternity, neonatology and ambulance units. Through hands-on sessions on Life-Saving Clinical Guidelines (LCG), Helping Mothers Survive (HMS) and the Emotive Bundle, participants gained practical skills to better manage maternal and