Programs
Partners In Health Rwanda enhances women’s health by improving access to quality obstetric care, family planning, and counseling, working to eliminate preventable maternal deaths in rural communities.
Partners In Health Rwanda improves access to mental health care by training providers, decentralizing services, and integrating mental health into primary care for rural communities.
Partners In Health Rwanda’s Livelihood program addresses the root causes of poor health by tackling poverty, ensuring access to food, housing, and education, and empowering vulnerable communities.
PIH Rwanda’s Right to Health program ensures equitable access to quality care by addressing barriers like cost, location, and resources for rural patients needing advanced health services.
Partners In Health Rwanda combats malnutrition by supporting vulnerable communities, reducing child deaths from acute malnutrition, and breaking the cycle of undernutrition across generations.
Staff, stuff, space and systems all play a role in delivering high quality health care. PIH Rwanda believes in constructed health facilities that serve as dignifying spaces that enhance sustained recovery. Health facilities, even in poor and rural areas, should be beautiful, safe places equipped with modern tools and equipment.
Collecting and analyzing data is key to driving informed decisions. Our health informatics team strengthens IMB by integrating Health Information Systems with Monitoring and Evaluation.
Partners In Health Rwanda provides vital care for cancer, diabetes, and other non-communicable diseases in vulnerable communities and helps governments incorporate best practices into public health systems.
Partners In Health Rwanda works with the Ministry of Health to deliver high-quality care for diseases like diabetes and hypertension, using innovative models to strengthen public health systems and support communities.
PIH Rwanda supports innovative programs to improve child health, reducing under-5 mortality and ensuring children access high-quality care through mentorship, clinics, and national health initiatives.