• Develops policies and strategic plans
• Conducts capacity building activities for health facilities
• Provides mentorship
• Manages mental health during commemoration of 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and conducts follow ups of trauma cases
• Advocates for mental health programs
• Helplines for trauma cases
• Conducts remote training for CHWs using mobile phone

Contacts
Dr Yvonne Kayiteshonga
Division Manager 0788307620,
Dr Jean Damascene Iyamuremye, 0782299718

• Provides specialized services for all mental disorders
• Provides hospitalization services
• Provides electroencephalogram (EEG) tests
• Provides individual psychotherapy and counselling
• Provides family therapy
• Provides neurological exam and treatment

All local health Insurance are accepted including Community-Based Health Insurance
Contact
Dr. Charles Nkubiri
Director General
0788307932

• Provides specialized services for drug addiction
• Provides hospitalization services
• Provides rehabilitation services
• Provides individual psychotherapy and counselling
• Conducts toxicology testing
• Provides family therapy

All local health Insurance are accepted including Community-Based Health Insurance
Contact
Dr. Patrick Rwagatare
Director General
0788411307

• Provide referral ambulatory mental health services
• Provides hospitalization services
• Provide rehabilitation services
• Provide individual psychotherapy and counselling
• Provide neurological exam and treatment
• Provides electroencephalogram (EEG) tests

All local health Insurance are accepted including Community-Based Health Insurance
Contact
Chantal Murekatete
Head of Mental Health Department (CHUK)
0788524502
Dr. Charles Mudenge
Head of Mental Health Department (CHUK)
0788312895

• Provides specialized services for drug addiction related disorders
• Provides individual psychotherapy and counselling
• Conducts neurological exam and treatment

All local health Insurance are accepted including Community-Based Health Insurance

• Provide referral mental health services
• Provide hospitalization services
• Provides electroencephalogram (EEG) tests

All local health Insurance are accepted including Community-Based Health Insurance

• Diagnose and treat all mental disorders
• Conduct mentorship of health centers in their catchment areas

All local health Insurance are accepted including CBHI

Ihungabana n’uburyo bwo gufasha uwahungabanye

 

 

 

 

In the event of an emergency, or you are a victim of domestic violence, gender-based violence, or child abuse, please refer to the following information:

Call the toll-free Emergency Services lines:
111 (Fire Brigade)
112 (Police)
113 (Traffic Accident)
114 (Call Centre Hotline)
116 (Child Help Line)
912 (Ambulance)
3512 (Gender Based Violence)
In the case of domestic or other acts of violence, for your safety and security please note the following information:

Report your rape
Even if you do not want to prosecute, even if you do not want anyone to know, even if you feel bad because you know the person, you should always report your rape. Reporting is important, even if prosecution never happens, because it can serve as a red flag later if that person rapes again. Reporting will protect both yourself and others.

Get tested for pregnancy, STIs or STDs
If you have been raped, even if you choose not to report it or prosecute, you should obtain a pregnancy test, if you are female, and get tested for STIs or STDs, for females and males. Early treatment and interventions are key and doing so will protect your own health. We offer this service in every district hospital for free.

Talk to professionals who can help you
If you choose to not report or prosecute, you should always take precautions for your own health. People who have been raped are at high risk of depression, suicide, drug and alcohol abuse, and other mental health conditions, especially when they do not receive support. You may call any Community Health Worker or our TOLL FREE NUMBER 114 to find help.
https://darpg.gov.in/sites/default/files/Rwanda.pdf