HSMD Hopes at the National Convening on Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Rwanda

HSMD Hopes Participates in National SRHR Convening to Advance Reproductive Justice in Rwanda

Hope for Single Mothers with Disability (HSMD Hopes) was honored to participate in the National Convening on Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in Rwanda, joining civil society organizations dedicated to promoting reproductive justice and ensuring equitable access to SRHR services for all.

HSMD Hopes at the National Convening on Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Rwanda

The convening provided an important platform for dialogue, learning, and collaboration among organizations working to strengthen advocacy efforts and address key challenges affecting access to comprehensive Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights.

Throughout the event, participants engaged in meaningful discussions, exchanged experiences, and explored strategies for advancing safe abortion services, improving post-abortion care, and protecting the sexual and reproductive health rights of all people, particularly those from marginalized and underserved communities.

HSMD Hopes at the National Convening on Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Rwanda

As an organization committed to empowering women and girls with disabilities, HSMD Hopes recognizes the importance of inclusive SRHR policies and services that ensure no one is left behind. Participating in national conversations such as this strengthens our commitment to advocating for accessible, equitable, and rights-based healthcare for women and girls with disabilities.

We extend our sincere appreciation to The Institute for organizing this valuable convening and creating a space where stakeholders could collaborate, share knowledge, and build collective action toward advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Rwanda.

HSMD Hopes remains committed to working alongside partners, policymakers, and civil society to promote dignity, equality, and universal access to quality SRHR information and services.

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