Driving Change for Menstrual Hygiene in Rwanda: Stakeholders Discuss Policy Solutions for Better Accessibility
MDFC contributed by sharing their experiences in a dissemination workshop that brought the issue of menstrual hygiene management (MHM) to the forefront, aiming to address the pressing need for accessible and affordable menstrual products across Rwanda. Organized by IMRO and supported by various stakeholders under the Amplify change coalition, the session focused on discussing a […]
Empowering Young Graduates on Digital tools – AASAP Finder Chatbot
On September 5th, 2024, Medical Doctors For Choice (MDFC) hosted an interactive session at their office. The session brought together a group of young female graduates to introduce them to the AASAP Finder platform and its new chatbot, which facilitates access to safe abortion services. The session aimed to gather feedback from the participants, most […]
Strengthening Civil Society Engagement in Rwanda’s Decentralization Efforts
From September 27th to 29th, Medical Doctors For Choice (MDFC) participated in a three-day training on monitoring decentralization progress in Rwanda. This training, organized by Never Again Rwanda (NAR), was part of the ‘Indi Ntambwe mu Kwiyubakira Igihugu’ (INKI) Project. The primary aim was to equip Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) with the knowledge and tools […]
The Dialogue on the Rights of Sexual Minorities
Despite progressive laws and policies that protect human rights, sexual and gender minorities in Rwanda continue to face unique legal challenges and are often excluded from full participation in society. While gaining attention on the global agenda, they report being discriminated against, stigmatized, harassed and blackmailed. In response to these ongoing issues, Medical Doctors for […]
MDFC at SCORA X-CHANGE 2024 With “Promoting SRHR with Cultural Sensitivity”
The SCORA X-Change 2024, themed “Promoting Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights with Cultural Sensitivity,” brought together medical students, healthcare professionals, and advocates from around the world to address pressing issues such as adolescent pregnancy, unsafe abortion, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and gender-based violence (GBV). This international gathering served as a platform for participants to […]
MDFC Rwanda at The Billi Now Now Summit
On June 4th, Medical Doctors for Choice (MDFC) Rwanda proudly participated in the 2nd Billi Now Now Youth Summit in Kampala, Uganda, centered around the theme, “Brave and Coordinated Youth Action in Advancing Agenda 2063.” Organized by Planned Parenthood Global and hosted by Reach a Hand Uganda, this summit brought together youth leaders from across […]
Generation for Gender Justice Workshop
In an inspiring workshop held at Fatima Hotel in Musanze, the Generation for Gender Justice program brought together youth-led organizations (YLOs) and civil society organizations (CSOs) to foster capacity building on gender justice. Hosted by HDI, RWAMREC, and AfriYAN, the two-day event aimed to empower participants with comprehensive knowledge of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and Sexual […]
MDFC training session on the safeguarding policy
Medical Doctors For Choice held a comprehensive training session on the safeguarding policy. This session was designed to highlight the critical importance of creating a safe and secure environment for everyone involved with our organization. The training thoroughly covered key concepts, guidelines, and procedures to ensure the safety and well-being of our staff, members, and […]
East Africa Global Health Leadership and Advocacy Accelerator 2024.
Medical Doctors For Choice Rwanda (MDFC) participated in the Global Health Leadership and Advocacy Accelerators training program hosted by The William H. Gates Sr. Institute for Population and Reproductive Health, the program was designed specifically for East African participants in May 2024 in Lilongwe, Malawi.
Radio Talk on Patients Rights and Providers Responsibilities
MDFC Rwanda took the spotlight at KISS-FM 102.3’s #KUMBE Radio talk, a known show for a discussion on Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) and related healthcare matters in the existing partnership with (Health Development Initiative) HID Rwanda.