IMRO Rwanda (Ihorere Munyarwanda Organization) was established in 1999 by a group of dedicated Christian professionals who recognized the urgent need to confront the health, justice, social, and economic challenges affecting Rwanda’s most vulnerable populations. Legally registered under Legal Personality No. 03/11 in accordance with Law No. 04/2012, IMRO Rwanda now brings more than 25 years of experience in delivering integrated programs that promote health, dignity, and social wellbeing.
Guided by our motto “Prayer, Work, Development and Charity,” IMRO Rwanda integrates spiritual values with development action. The organization was founded and continues to be guided by pastors and bishops who provide ethical leadership and strong community legitimacy.
As a faith-based public health organization, IMRO Rwanda is driven by a deep commitment to protecting human life, dignity, and wellbeing. Inspired by Christian values, guided by scientific evidence, and strengthened by community trust, IMRO Rwanda connects professional health services with faith-based networks to deliver holistic and sustainable health and social interventions.
IMRO Rwanda implements a wide range of programs and has reached:
- 23,774 women, 1,437 men, and 4,000 youth with HIV, TB, and hepatitis prevention and treatment services
- 532,950 people through counselling and social and behaviour change interventions
- 32,500 adolescent girls, young women, and adolescent boys with Sexual and Reproductive Health services and linkages to care
- 290 women through Gender-Based Violence prevention and response
- 1,700 families through nutrition and WASH programs
- 44,700 people through poverty alleviation and education initiatives
- 115,000 women through advocacy campaigns on obstetric fistula prevention and repair
- 5,300 people through malaria prevention and linkage to health services
Additional populations have been reached through peace building, health promotion, advocacy, environmental protection, and networking activities. All IMRO Rwanda programs are designed to strengthen resilience at household, community, and national levels.
High School Adolescents Trained on Sexual Reproductive Health, held on October 20, 2024, in Bugesera District, aimed to empower adolescents.
In a dissemination workshop held in Kigali on September 11, 2024, IMRO Rwanda, key stakeholders gathered to address the critical issue of menstrual hygiene management in Rwanda.
Umuryango utari uwa Leta IMRO uharanira uburenganzira bwa muntu wibanda ku buzima bw’imyororokere no kurwanya SIDA,
Sosiyete Sivile Yita Ku Buzima Yongerewe Ubumenyi Ku Gutanga Amakuru Y’ubuzima Bw’imyororokere Imiryango itandukanye yo muri sosiyete sivile ariko ikora ku buzima
