We, as global leaders, have a moral obligation to advocate for comprehensive, effective services backed by human-rights-oriented legal frameworks to protect those living with MNS disorders as part of this quest toward mean­ingful universal health coverage.

We need to bring mental health illnesses out of the shadows Investing in Health, April 13, 2016. my dream at the end of every day is to close my eyes , knowing that the access to prevention, care and treament has improved for rwandan chlidren and people of the world.; i am so humbled to be listed among great african women such as my dear first lady HE madame jeannete kagame who inspires and guides me in so many steps.

“Research has to be ‘win-win’ for all stakeholders.” | fic.nih.gov | “Innovation is not necessarily invention. Innovation is a new way of doing business.” | devex.com | “Without health, we slow down development, and without development we slow down access to health.” | pih.org | “What are our needs? So that means propose decisions that are evidence-based, that you can explain to others and also proceed by creating your own plan.” | ama-assn.org | “We created a future that was defined by innovation—doing what nobody expected of us—because we believed that each and every person deserves the best future.” | bwhbulletin.org | “We have a long way to go in Rwanda, and a long way to go in the continent. We have a moral obligation to do it.” | home.dartmouth.edu | “Our next generation of doctors and nurses can’t just focus on diagnosing and treating symptoms.” | ughe.org