May 31st: Minister Uwamariya credits Malayika Murinzi

Minister Uwamariya joined the National Child Development Agency (NCDA) in Muhanga District to honor the Malayika Murinzi (Guardian Angels).

These selfless individuals care for vulnerable children who cannot be raised by their biological parents, driven by love and parental compassion.

Minister Uwamariya praised the Malayika Murinzi, recognizing them as parents, counselors, and role models. She highlighted their roles as sources of peace and love, affirming the nation's deep appreciation for their contributions to parenting.

She called on families to fulfill their parental responsibilities by meeting their children's needs, loving them, spending quality time together, providing a healthy diet, ensuring school attendance, and engaging in activities that promote their growth and well-being to prepare a bright future for Rwandan society.

Minister Uwamariya (middle) eulogized Malayika Murinzi

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June 1st: Minister Uwamariya honored wiped-out families in the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi

Minister Uwamariya joined GEARG and Huye District residents to commemorate and honor the families wiped out during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.

She stated that these families have not disappeared in Rwandans' hearts, as Rwandans will always remember and honor them.

She emphasized the importance of fighting against all forms of divisions, maintaining unity, and recommitting to parental responsibilities.

Minister, stressed the need to educate children and youth to uphold the values of love and unity that define the Rwandan family, ensuring that the genocide and other past tragedies are never repeated.

Minister Uwamariya in Huye to honor wiped-out families in the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi

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June 2nd: Minister Dr. Uwamariya Valentine champions women's fitness at Car- Free Day

Minister Dr. Uwamariya Valentine participated in a special Car Free Day event in Kigali, dedicated to encouraging nationwide women to engage in regular physical activities for their well-being. The event emphasized the importance of sports in daily life.

Minister Uwamariya stressed that sports are essential for a healthy life, urging families to make sports a regular habit to relax the body, prevent diseases, and foster unity and friendship.

She specifically encouraged women and girls to participate in sports and undergo testing for non-communicable diseases.Dr. Uwamariya Valentine urged families to make sports a regular habit

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June 3rd: Promoting Family Wellness: MIGEPROF calls parents to recommit to Parental responsibilities

Minister Dr. Valentine Uwamariya officiated the launch of the national Maternal and Child Health (MCH) week in Burera District. This week aims to bring essential health services to communities nationwide through collaborative efforts with various partners. Minister Uwamariya emphasized that this initiative is an excellent opportunity to discuss how parents, children, and all Rwandans can continue to lead healthy lives.

She urged parents to recommit to their responsibilities, highlighting the importance of working together to provide for their children, ensuring they receive a quality education.

She emphasized the significance of nurturing a harmonious home environment. Through conflict resolution and fostering peace, parents can effectively address the underlying causes of numerous family issues, cultivating a healthier and supportive atmosphere for their children.

Minister Uwamariya giving milk to children in Burera District

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June 4th: Minister Uwamariya called on Rwandan families to combat genocide denials

Minister Uwamariya commensurated with residents of Kibirizi Sector in Nyanza District for the 30th commemoration of the women and children who tragically perished during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.

She delivered a message, beseeching Rwandan youth and all community members to steadfastly reject any efforts aimed at undermining Rwanda's advancement, and instead, to fully embrace the opportunities that the nation offers.

Minister Uwamariya especially encouraged the youth to draw inspiration from the courageous efforts of the former RPA Inkotanyi, who played a pivotal role in liberating Rwanda. She implored them to stand against genocide denial and hate speech, emphasizing the importance of preserving Rwanda's unity and progress for all Rwandans.

The minister laying a wreath of roses at Kibirizi memorial site where around 454 women and children, victims of the genocide, are laid to rest.