Rwanda NGOs Forum on HIV/AIDS and Health Promotion (RNGOF on HIV/AIDS & HP) is a national network of 139 NGOs established in 1999, working to promote health, human rights, and the wellbeing of citizens, with a particular focus on key and vulnerable populations. The Forum is decentralized to the district level and is committed to promoting, coordinating, and building the capacity of its member organizations to effectively intervene in health promotion, including HIV/AIDS, TB, and malaria programs. RNGOF also supports members in monitoring and evaluating their activities, conducting research and assessments, and advocating for civil society involvement in national health-related policies and program development to improve the quality of health services and the living conditions of affected communities.
We stand against injustice, tackle hurdles that others cannot attempt to overcome, put topics on the agenda that others will not discuss, and support people who others cannot dare to support. We meaningfully engage National NGOs (Members) in policy formulation/development. For many years, Rwanda NGOs Forum on HIV/AIDS and Health Promotion has played a pioneering role to AIDS response focusing to Key and Vulnerable populations/High Risk groups, PLHIV, PWDs that are impacted and affected by HIV, Tuberculosis, Malaria, NTDs, NCDs, RMNCAH.
We believe that real change in health starts with us — the people who use the services. Through Community-Led Monitoring (CLM), we take an active role in identifying gaps, sharing our experiences, and working with partners to improve how HIV, TB, and malaria services are delivered. Inspired by proven models across Africa, we’re building Rwanda’s own integrated CLM (iCLM) model to ensure that no one is left behind. By combining our voices with data, we help make health services more accessible, more responsive, and more effective — right where we need them most.
A National Network of Local NGOs committed directly or indirectly to Fighting Against HIV/AIDS and Promoting Health in Rwanda.
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