Informed Future Generations
We're committed to empowering adolescents and young adults through evidence based health education, awareness campaigns , and youth-friendly health services. .
Why Choose IFG?
Our initiative to start this organization was inspired by updated data from literatures showing continuous increase of unintended teen pregnancies where some ends into unsafe abortions, Sexually Transmitted Diseases including HIV and related mental health problems in Rwandan youth generations. As healthcare professionals, we thought of contributing to fight against all these problems by transforming Rwandan youth into informed decision makers about their sexual reproductive health and rights, HIV/AIDS and mental health and promotion of youths who are already affected to save our future generations, the people of today and tomorrow for the sustainable development of our country.
Our Vision
Healthy youth , Informed decision makers.
Our Scope
Sexual reproductive health and rights, HIV/AIDS, and Mental health among adolescents and young adults.
Our Mission
Transforming youth into informed decision makers about their Sexual reproductive health and rights, HIV/AIDS and mental health.
About Us
Informed Future Generations is a legally registered youth friendly organisation composed of junior healthcare professionals and Youth advocates with a mission of transforming youth into informed decision makers about their sexual reproductive health and rights, HIV and AIDS, and mental health to save future generations from the impacts of teenage pregnancies, Sexual and gender based violence , HIV/AIDS substance abuse and mental health issues. We also support those who are already affected.
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Our Objectives
➢ Empowering Rwandan youth to become informed decision makers about their sexual, reproductive health and rights, HIV/AIDS, and mental health.
➢ Provision of advocacy for teen mothers and promotion of health for their kids
➢ Promotion of health for orphan vulnerable children, youth living with disability, HIV and youth with sexual, reproductive health and mental health problems. -
Our Goals
➢ Promoting sexual, reproductive, and mental health in youth generations
➢ Prevention of unintended teen pregnancies and unsafe abortions
➢ Prevention of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases
➢ Promoting teen mothers’ health and children born on teen mothers
➢ Promoting youth living with HIV and mental health problems
➢ Promoting health of orphan vulnerable children
➢ Promotion of gender transformative approach -
Our Core Values
➢ Professionalism: We maintain high standards of expertise and conduct in every aspect of our work,ensuring adherence to organizational policies, ethical principles, and professional guidelines.This commitment fosters trust and credibility among the communities we serve and our partners. .
➢ Integrity: As a foundation of our operations,integrity ensures that we remain transparent,honest,and ethical.We prioritize trust worthiness in our interactions with stakeholders,creating a dependable and respected organization.
➢ Inclusiveness:We actively promote diversity and equity, ensuring that our programs and initiatives are accessible and beneficial to all,regardless of race,gender,ethnicity,age, disability,religion,sexual orientation,or background.
➢ Accountability: We are dedicated to being answerable for our decisions and actions.This value ensures that we remain responsible to our beneficiaries,partners,and donors,fostering reliability and continuous improvement.
➢ Authenticity:We consistently align our actions with our mission and objectives,delivering genuine and impactful programs that truly address the needs of the communities we serve.
Staff
Beneficiaries
Projects
Districts
Our Programs
Get Tested, Stay Healthy
This is an ongoing program that focuses on HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention among youth to address misinformation and stigma that hinder testing and treatment. It offers youth-friendly services such as HIV testing, circumcision, education on safe sex practices, access to PrEP, and promotion of the "Undetectable Equals Untransmittable (U=U)" message. By combating stigma and misinformation, the program fosters a supportive environment for individuals living with or affected by HIV/AIDS.
Digital Engagements
Recognizing the influence of the digital era, we connect with young people where they are most active—online. Through social media campaigns and radio talks, we disseminate accurate, youth-friendly health information, empowering adolescents and young adults to make informed health decisions. These platforms also guide them to accessible, youth-friendly services, ensuring no young person is left behind in accessing the care they need
Informed Gens
In collaboration with the Rwanda Biomedical Center, this program empowers adolescents and young adults to make informed health choices and drive social behavior change in their communities. Through IFG Clubs and youth-friendly health stations in Rwamagana and Gatsibo districts, the program decentralizes health information and services, making them accessible and tailored to young people's needs.
Teen Mom Success
This program supports teenage mothers in achieving their dreams while promoting healthy outcomes for both mothers and their children. It addresses the challenges of unplanned teenage pregnancies, prevents stunting in children born to teen moms, and provides resources for education, career development, and fruitful parenthood, creating successful stories of resilience and growth.
Like Your Sister
Fostering a culture of respect and care, this program encourages everyone to treat girls and women as they would their sisters. It challenges harmful cultural and social norms that perpetuate teenage pregnancies, gender-based violence, inequality, and mental health challenges. The program promotes gender equality, children's rights, girl-child education, and the development of village women, advocating for a safer and more inclusive society.
No One is Immune
This mental health program empowers children and young adults to become informed decision-makers about their mental well-being. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing early signs of mental health challenges, building coping skills, and normalizing mental health discussions. By advocating for stigma-free environments, the program ensures no one feels left behind, as no one who is born immune health challenges, it affects everyone equally.
Our Activities
Empowering communities through awareness, education, and collaboration.
HIV/AIDS Awareness and Prevention
Our Get Tested, Stay Healthy program emphasizes regular HIV testing as a cornerstone of well-being. We engage communities, address misconceptions, promote testing benefits, and provide guidance for staying healthy.
IFG Clubs
In collaboration with the Rwanda Biomedical Center, IFG Clubs empower youth as health ambassadors. Covering SRHR, HIV/AIDS awareness, gender equality, and mental health, these clubs foster informed decision-making.
Collaboration
Through strategic partnerships with institutions, activists, and educators, we create supportive environments where young people thrive, fostering informed choices and resilient communities.
National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NYHAAD)
At IFG, we celebrate National Youth HIV & AIDS Awareness Day annually to amplify youth voices in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Through digital engagement, including social media campaigns,X Spaces, and radio discussions, we raise awareness and combat stigma. Our school outreach programs under IFG Clubs engage young people in meaningful conversations about HIV prevention, testing, and treatment, ensuring they make informed health choices.
National HIV Testing Day (NHTD)
Every year, IFG marks National HIV Testing Day with community outreach under the "Get Tested, Stay Healthy" program, encouraging young people to know their status. We leverage digital platforms, radio talks, and localized events to promote the importance of regular testing as a crucial step toward ending HIV transmission. Our efforts aim to reduce fear, combat misinformation, and make HIV testing accessible and youth-friendly.
SGBV Awareness and Prevention
At Informed Future Generations (IFG), we are dedicated to raising awareness and preventing Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) through comprehensive annual initiatives. In alignment with 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, observed from November 25 to December 10, we organize community outreach programs, educational workshops, and health campaigns to inform and empower individuals about the risks of SGBV and the preventive measures available. Our efforts aim to increase awareness, promote gender equality, and foster a culture of respect and safety within the community.
Blog
This is our space to share powerful stories, fresh insights , and impactful updates from our work with young people.
Conducted Get tested stay healthy campaign at Rwamagana
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.
Celebrated International Day of Peace
"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.
Cancer awareness campaign in Ngoma District
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.
Donate
Every donation counts in saving future generations from the impacts of teenage pregnancies, unsafe abortions, HIV/AIDS, substance abuse, and related mental health challenges. Make your donation today and empower youth to make informed health choices for a brighter future!
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Team
Meet our incrediable professional team
KWIBUKA Jaques
Founder and Executive DirectorMBA and MPPM Candidate, BScN Holder. An empowered vision oriented youth advocate, passionate in public policy and transformative leadership.
MUHIRE Neika Chris
Deputy Executive DirectorStaff
AKINGENEYE Josiane
Director of Grants and ResearchStaff
Murebwayire Arnica
Director of Monitoring and EvaluationStaff
Kanisa Rebecca
Web DeveloperTech Team
Iyabikoze Nelly
Web DeveloperTech Team
KAYISIRE Natacha
Director of finance and Human resourcesStaff
ABAYISENGA Solange
Director of Public RelationsStaff
DUSABE Ange Joselyne
Director Of Monitoring and EvaluationStaff
MANIZABAYO Emmanuel
Director Of ProgramsStaff
KOMEZUSENGE Mertine
General SecretaryStaff
NIYIGENA Patrick
Administrative AssistantStaff
IGIHOZO Christella
Administrative AssistantStaff
ZIGIRINSHUTI Desire
CommissionerStaff
Ange
CommissionerStaff
MUGISHA Daniel
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Testimonials
"See what our happy customers have to say! Their experiences reflect our commitment to quality and exceptional service. Here are some words from those who've brought a little more green into their lives with us."
NIYIGENA Patrick
Staff
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
MUKESHIMANA Jeanine
Designer
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.
UKWIZAGIRA Aimable
Teacher/Social Media Activistr
In today’s digital world, technology is a powerful tool for learning and self-care, especially when it comes to our health and security online Use trusted websites, health apps, or follow verified social media accounts of organizations dedicated to youth health. Many platforms now provide reliable resources on sexual health, consent, relationships, and personal well-being, which can empower us with knowledge to make informed decisions.
Emmanuel Hasengineza
Store Owner
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.
Our Impact Gallery
Explore our visual journey of youth-friendly health initiatives, from educational campaigns to accessible services, all designed to empower young people and enhance their overall wellbeing.
Contact
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Location
Rwamagana & Gatsibo, Rwanda
Call Us
+250783319944
Email Us
informedgenerations@gmail.com