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At the time of creating RRP+, many people in Rwanda lacked knowledge about HIV and linked HIV with immoral behavior. Consequently, this fueled HIV related stigma and discrimination against people infected and affected by HIV. To change this situation, representatives of 175 associations of PLHIV from across the country decided in March 2003 to form a network of people living with HIV (RRP+) In Rwanda.
RRP+ advocates for increased respect of rights of People living with HIV and affected by it.
RRP+ in Community outreach aims to stop the occurence of new HIV infections and related Co-infection diseases.
RRP+ throught community-based peer education approach ensure all PLHIV on ART suppress the viral load up to undetectable level.
RRP+ aims to help PLHIV gain the ability to improve their economic and social status through Support, education and training.
Amid the rolling green hills of Rwanda’s tea plantations, where thousands of workers begin their day from sunrise to sunset, efforts are underway to safeguard
Rwanda joined the global community on December 01, 2025 in commemorating World AIDS Day under the national theme “Resilient Communities, Renewed Response.” The official celebrations
As the world prepares to mark World AIDS Day 2025, communities and different stakeholders in the HIV response across Rwanda and the globe are reflecting
In a powerful step toward inclusive and stigma-free education, key stakeholders from government institutions, civil society, education bodies, and youth networks convened in Kigali for
The Rwanda Network of People Living with HIV /RRP+ held a two-day series of regional consultative meetings across four provincial locations, from October 23rd to
The Rwanda Network of People Living with HIV/RRP+ has taken another significant step towards strengthening inclusivity, and transparency in their operations. After a considerable time
Menstrual health has been a greatly overlooked SRHR issue, yet over 300 million women and girls menstruate every day. AHF Rwanda and partners held a dialogue on menstrual hygiene, highlighting challenges that affect the health, dignity, and well-being of girls and women.
During the consultative meeting with Youth Peer Educators, the Executive Director of RRP+ called on young people living with HIV to remain committed to their treatment, embrace hope, and actively participate in shaping HIV services that respond to their needs. He emphasized that
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🎯"Recognizing the contribution of Youth Peer Educators means investing in better health outcomes for young people living with HIV. Their voices will help shape the future of HIV service delivery." RRP+ Program Manager
Through today's consultative meeting, organized by @rrpplus
🛣️HIV Awareness Continues to Take Shape in the Private Sector: From Tea Estates to Mining Sites
As part of the commemoration of the International Day of Women in Mining, celebrated annually on June 15, @rrpplus joined @Trinity_Metals at #Mushamining site in @RwamaganaDistr
