We're committed to empowering individuals with HIV testing and knowledge for better well-being. Our goal is a healthier, informed community.
We're here to empower individuals with mental health awareness and prevent substance abuse. Our aim is to equip everyone with the tools they need to prioritize their mental wellness and create a thriving community.
Informed Future Generations is an independent, non-profit, youth-led organization,founded
by University student nurses at UR-Rwamagana Campus in 2022.
Our initiative to start this organization was inspired by updated data from literatures showing continuous
including HIV and related mental health problems in Rwandan youth
increase of unintended teen pregnancies where some ends into unsafe abortions, Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Rwandan youth, Healthy Informed decision makers
Equipping Rwandan youth generations aged between 13-35 years, with sexual and reproductive health information, and related mental health problems.
Nurturing Rwandan youth generations with information to prevent them from sexual, reproductive health, and related mental health problems.
In collaboration with REAP and Musha Health center,We have conducted Get tested Stay healthy at Rwamagana district , Musha sector by HIV /AIDS awareness and free HIV testing to key populations at risk of getting HIV which aims to remove misconceptions around HIV which leads to fear to take HIV test to take next step to stay healthy due to stigma and discrimination to people living with HIV and results into continuous transmission in young adults.
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"Informed Future Generations" celebrated International Day of Peace at Rwanda's Parliament, with a focus on "Unity and Resilience for Peace." Diverse participants came together, underscoring the universal longing for peace and unity, fostering a collective vision for a harmonious world. The event highlighted the pivotal role of unity in building peaceful societies and resilience in overcoming challenges, paving the way for a future marked by lasting peace and prosperity.
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In a commendable effort, we recently organized a highly successful cervical cancer awareness campaign in Ngoma District, specifically at Apapece Les Gazelles Primary School. The central mission of this endeavor was to enlighten our community about the insidious nature of cervical cancer and underscore the critical significance of both vaccination and regular screenings as indispensable tools in protecting the health of future generations.
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"Get tested, stay healthy" campaign had a profound impact on our society. By promoting the importance of regular testing, it empowered individuals to take control of their health and make informed decisions. This campaign not only raised awareness about the importance of early detection and prevention but also helped reduce the stigma surrounding testing. "Get tested stay healthy"
Through IFG messages, I realized that HIV itself is not a problem, the problem is its unknown status. You stay healthy and live long with known status but unknown kills.IFG has had a very big impact on my life by raising awareness and encouraging testing for a healthier future. "Get tested stay healthy", "Stay healthy and informed".
I'm healthy informed about sexual reproductive health , HIV stigma and mental health . I know the appropriate words mentioned about HIV and AIDS such as : having HIV does not mean that you have AIDS. knowing HIV status is the cornerstone in fighting and preventing it. None born immune to HIV, that is why everyone is at risk of getting it. The more I stay updated and informed by IFG, the greater my life become healthy.
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