Behavior Change Through Roadshows and Concerts

Mico the best/ Artist

Behaviour Change Through Roadshows & Concerts

 Road shows and concerts have always been an indispensable part of SFH strategies in its attempt to attain the highest possible health impact both at national and grass roots levels. These shows and concerts are seen by community as their own and their significance is rated high among the youth and the population in general.

Through funding from the Global Fund and support from Country Coordinating Mechanisms office under the Ministry of Health, SFH Rwanda has been able to implement HIV prevention activities across the country.

More than 30 road shows and 30 concerts country wide were implemented plus 2 plaisir nights in Musanze and Rubavu districts in the last quarter of 2014, using local artists, celebrities and district leaders to pass on the message about HIV and AIDS as well as the importance of using condoms particularly Plaisir condom to reduce HIV prevalence and other STIs.

These shows and concerts reached more than 74699 people in only 12 days with HIV and AIDS messages in all the 30 districts of Rwanda, a big achievement not to down play.

mayor Gisagara

Amag the black/ Artist

Road bicycle racing

Concert and roadshow