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                  _ WHO WE ARE


                  Our History

                  Our Mission

                    What We Believe

                  Where We Work

                  Our Partners



                  _ Health Development Initiative - Rwanda


                  Health Development Initiative-Rwanda (HDI) is an independent, non-governmental, non-profit organization based in Kigali and registered with the Rwandan government. We strive to improve both the quality and accessibility of health care for all Rwandans through advocacy, education, and training. HDI was founded in 2005 by a dedicated group of Rwandan physicians working in health facilities and communities across the country. This diverse group of health professionals was united by a shared commitment to improve the health of disadvantaged communities within and outside of the health care system.  Today, HDI brings together a team with vast experience in medicine, public health, and community development to bridge the gap between communities and the health care system.

                  We believe health outcomes can be improved through parallel development of the community and the medical profession’s capacity to support prevention, care and treatment of disease and illness. We support community and health systems strengthening through our three program areas: Family and Community Health; Medical and Technical Support; and Advocacy and Policy Monitoring. We work to empower individuals with the tools and knowledge necessary to advance the health of their communities, so that all Rwandans may lead healthy lives, free from preventable disease and premature mortality.