@rnudeaf in partnership with CBM have launched the project kickoff titled "Strengthening Inclusive and comprehensive Ear and Hearing Care services in Rwanda project" the project will focus in mainly 2 Districts @rubavudistrict and @huyedistrict targeting Youth, Women and Men on hear and hearing care
@ncpdrwanda
In this morning @rnudeaf in partnership with CBM have launched the project kickoff titled “Strengthening Inclusive and comprehensive Ear and Hearing Care services in Rwanda project” the project will focus in mainly 2 Districts @rubavudistrict and @huyedistrict targeting Youth, Women and Men on hear and hearing care
Day 1 of the disability mainstreaming workshop for @nyabihudistrict leaders and service providers currently taking place in @musanzedistrict . The main objective of the workshop is to strengthen the capacity of district leaders and service providers to mainstream disability in the district service delivery systems and decision-making process
@nyabihudistrict@ncpdrwanda
Burera District,
The official launch of Sign Language training for 25 district staff was held, aiming to improve service delivery for people with hearing and speech impairments.
The training will run for 3 months in partnership with @GIZ_Rwanda and @rnudeaf
A strong step toward inclusive services!
@ncpdrwanda
The AFSLI Conference highlighted that sign language interpreting is a vital profession built on high standards and ethics. It plays a key role in ensuring access, inclusion, and equal communication
@rnusli_@ncpdrwanda@afsliabuja16@w.a.s.l.i
" Our collective commitment to break communication barriers and ensure that Deaf communities across Africa are fully included in every aspect of society. Together, we are strengthening the profession of sign language interpretation and building a future where accessibility, dignity, and equal participation are a reality for all."
The AFSLI conference is a great opportunity to learn from each other, share ideas, and build strong partnerships between interpreters and Deaf organizations across Africa. It is also a good moment to highlight the importance of recognizing Rwanda Sign Language in national laws and policies. This will help improve sign language interpretation, make communication easier between Deaf and hearing people, and ensure the full inclusion of Deaf persons in society.
Executive Director, @rnudeaf at AFSLI 2026 Conference.
@allan_lenny25@rnusli_@ncpdrwanda@w.a.s.l.i@nerickus2017
Day 3 of #AFSLI2026 is underway!
We continue to build on impactful discussions, advancing sign language interpretation as a key driver of inclusivity across Africa.
Together, we are strengthening collaboration, sharing knowledge, and promoting equal access to communication for Deaf communities.
