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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.
In the quiet mornings of Kirehe District in Eastern Rwanda, 58-year-old Consolee Musabyimana begins each day with prayer and gratitude. She waters her small garden,
In a meeting hall located located in Rubavu district, passionate discussions fill the air as a group of vibrant Youth Ambassadors gather for training conducted
On December 1, 2024, Rwanda joined the rest of the world to commemorate World AIDS Day, a time to reflect on the strides made in
A transformative drive against HIV, Gender-Based Violence (GBV), and awareness on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) is gaining momentum. From Musanze district, the
Men’s Engagement in Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR), HIV Prevention, and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Prevention is seen as an inclusive approach that benefits individuals
In an effort to strengthen the fight against HIV, a group of 40 dynamic youth peer leaders concluded a transformative training on Adolescent-Friendly Service Model
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