Peace building and
psychosocial support is one of the most impacting initiatives that Prison
Fellowship Rwanda has introduced since its inception. Community-based initiatives related to mental
health and social cohesion at grassroots level are implemented in communities
and in prisons to resolve conflicts, mitigate crimes, promote practical
reconciliation, social cohesion and to contribute to the efforts towards
sustainable peace in Rwanda. PFR is implementing following projects under
Peacebuilding and psychosocial support.
More than 830 community members (489 female and 347 male), comprising of genocide survivors, genocide perpetrators, their descendants, as well as former and current genocide convicts from Musanze, Nyabihu, Nyamagabe,
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT Position: Psychologist (1) Duty Station: NKAMIRA Transit Center Technical field: Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Mission: Providing mental health and psychosocial support services Report to: Program Manager Job
Every year since 1995, the Month of April that We call Mata (which resonates the Month of Milk) in Kinyarwanda turned into a Month of blood shedding (Genocide) that extended
