Between 18 and 22 May 2015, five days’ training was held by nine counselors from Haguruka at Kayonza. Seven nurses from seven hospitals working in partnership with Haguruka were trained in: – Psychosocial aspects of HIV/AIDS – PTSD, grief and depression – GBV (including types of GBV, psychological symptoms of
Capacity Building
Training of Trainers on HIV/STI awareness, gender based violence and integrated HIV/STI family planning
Haguruka conducted a training session for Haguruka’s lawyers, to equip them with the skills needed to conduct professional training for others. This is necessary to ensure lawyers at Haguruka are in a good position to train members of Civil Society Organisations and MAJ on different laws and policies.
Training sessions for Volunteer Community Based Victim Advocates on SGBV Law
Haguruka NGO conducted training sessions for Volunteer Community Based Victim Advocates in several different Districts in Rwanda. As part of this, Haguruka trained social affairs officials and civil status officials at sector level on SGBV Law, Organic Land Law and the Law on Matrimonial Regimes, Succession and Liberalities. The objective
HAGURUKA engages 416 paralegals, who work in each of Rwanda’s administrative sectors
Haguruka NGO is a Rwandan non-governmental organization created in 1991, which campaigns to protect the rights of women and children. Haguruka’s lawyers and paralegals provide legal aid and advocate for the rights of women and children in Rwanda. In order to achieve its mission, Haguruka employs community paralegals who help
Training of defense lawyers and Legal Aid providers on land and women’s rights in Rwanda
In December 2013, in partnership with USAID LAND Project, Haguruka held a training session that brought together defense lawyers and other legal aid providers working with different civil society organizations (CSOs). The purpose of the session was to train them on the legal frameworks governing gender and land in Rwanda,
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