Introduction Since November 2018, Community Based Sociotherapy Rwanda (CBS Rwanda) and its partner organizations, Anglican Church, Byumba Diocese (EAR-B) and Prison Fellowship Rwanda (PFR), are
CBS Rwanda is a non-governmental organization (NGO) legally established in 2016; originating from the implementation of the Community Based Sociotherapy approach in Rwanda since 2005.
by Anna Gwin Sociotherapy (Mvura Nkuvure) sessions last for 15 weeks – so how do participants stay connected when sessions finish? The answer for 57%
Background CBS Rwanda is a non-governmental organization (NGO) legally established in 2016; originating from the implementation of the Community Based Sociotherapy approach in Rwanda since
Nzego nkuru z’Igihugu; Baterankunga; Bafatanyabikorwa b’imena; Bigo dusangiye inshingano muri gahunda y’isanamitima n’imibanire y’abanyarwanda no kubaka amahoro; Abikorera; Bayoborabiganiro ba Mvura Nkuvure Banyamakuru; Miryango yacu;
Dear Esteemed stakeholders, Government Development partners Key partners Peacebuilding, mental health, and psychosocial actors Private sector Sociotherapists and sociotherapy participants Media practitioners Our families Fellow
By Felibien Hirwa Tuzayisenga Tujyane, meaning ‘let’s go together’ in Kinyarwanda, is the name of a new project supporting reconciliation, reintegration of ex-prisoners, and conflict
By Felibien Hirwa Tuzayisenga From 12th to 16th October 2020 Community Based Sociotherapy (CBS Rwanda) organized a five-day training for district- and sector-level leaders, on
By Felibien Hirwa Tuzayisenga On the evening of November 9th 2020, the CBS Rwanda – COSTAR team returned to Rwanda from Kyangwali Refugee Settlement in
By Felibien Hirwa Tuzayisenga Community Based Sociotherapy (CBS Rwanda) partnered with the Anglican Church, Byumba Diocese, (EAR Byumba) to organize a 5-day workshop for teachers,