To enhance governance and support Ubuntu Center for Peace's transition to its next phase of growth, the UCP US Board has elected a new Executive Committee.
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“I have been honored to join the Ubuntu Center for Peace in witnessing healing circles in both Kamonyi and Kirehe Districts of Rwanda.”
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Our collaboration with the APA Global Mental Health and Psychiatry Caucus began in May 2024 to foster knowledge exchange.
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We incorporated WHO/UNICEF’s EQUIP (Ensuring Quality in Psychological Support project) competencies in the Ubuntu Center for Peace CHAs training and supervisory system to enhance service quality.
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Our work on the Ubuntu-driven approach was featured in the Global Mental Health & Psychiatry Review and our RCT protocol has been published in Springer Nature.
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To support the program’s expansion, Ubuntu Center for Peace has strengthened its team, increasing the number of clinical psychologists from three to eight.
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In 2024-2025, we are expanding our impact even further! We have trained 182 new CHAs, who will serve over 8,600 new beneficiaries, and 460 additional students have joined our school-based healing program.
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In the past year, our trained Community Healing Assistants and School Healing Assistants have made significant strides in facilitating mental health recovery across communities and schools.
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The Mental Health coalition was launched in Oxford on April 12th at the Skoll World Forum.
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Ubuntu Center works with strategic partners including the government institutions, academic, church institutions, and other like-minded organizations, to name but a few, to advance its mission.
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While the Western individualistic treatment modalities seem to be overwhelmed by the mental health crisis, the Ubuntu approach may be a viable complementary alternative.
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This is the Ubuntu Center Implementation Team composed of 6 professionals including the driver. The additional 3 are intern clinical psychologists.
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Our community-based social healing model has been piloted and iterated on in the Southern Provinces’ communities of Rwanda, with encouraging results.
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On July 13th, 2023, at the Kagugu Catholic High School in Kigali, over 900 high school students including 150 School Healing Assistants (SHAs), celebrated a 10 week-long healing journey.
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