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19 May

Our slogan: “Paving the Way for Girls.”

According to KEEPCARE RWANDA, the phrase “Paving the Way for Girls” refers to creating opportunities, support systems, and an enabling environment that empower girls to succeed socially, economically, and educationally. In our context, it particularly means: Empowering vulnerable girls and teenage mothers, Promoting gender equality, Preventing and responding to gender-based violence, Supporting girls’ education and […]

15 May

Community Scorecard

Today 15 May 2026, KEEPCARE RWANDA organized an introductory meeting on the rollout of the (CSC), bringing together local leaders from the Mukura, Tumba, and Ngoma sectors. The session introduced the CSC approach, clarified its objectives, and outlined implementation roles. Leaders demonstrated a strong understanding of the CSC as a tool for accountability in GBV […]

11 May

Happy Mother’s Day

8 May

International Labor Day

7 Jul

Happy Liberation Day 2025

23 Dec

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas

17 Oct

Commemoration of International Day Of Rural Women (IDRW) 2024 in Huye District

Commemoration of International Day Of Rural Women (IDRW) 2024 in Huye District In collaboration with Huye District, KEEPCARE RWANDA has organized a GBV Mobile Clinic to celebrate International Rural Women’s Day. This year’s theme is “Rural Women Sustaining Nature for our Collective Future Building Climate Resilience. Conserving biodiversity, and caring for land towards gender equality and […]

14 Sep

‘Paving the Way for Girls’ by Addressing Gender Inequality

The slogan for KEEPCARE RWANDA is “Paving the Way for Girls.” When asked about the philosophy behind the saying, Martin shared that he chose the forward-looking slogan because of his childhood experiences and memories with his mother. “My mother always took time to care about my siblings and me. However, she faced many challenges, including […]

14 Sep

Success Stories

In 2014, Martin Habinshuti founded Keepcare Rwanda, a nongovernmental organization with a mission to address gender-based violence, women’s empowerment, adolescents affected by HIV/AIDS, and children with disabilities.  As a man advocating for women’s empowerment, Martin is aware of how important it is for men and boys to be engaged and supportive of women’s rights. ‘Paving the […]