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SMART HEALTH Project

Where Healthy Futures Begin

Honest information, private tools, and a friendly ear for young people navigating SRH and mental health in Rwanda.

Why this matters

The gap we're here to close

Too many young people in Rwanda are left to navigate their health alone — without accurate information or a safe place to ask.

up from 5%

8%

Teenage pregnancy rate among girls 15–19 is rising in Rwanda.

Source: RDHS 2025

young people

1 in 4

report struggling with anxiety, stress, or low mood — often in silence.

Source: Youth mental health estimates

What we do

Four ways we show up for you

Learn, on your terms

A website built for young people — clear, judgment-free information on your body, your mind, and your choices.

Ask anything, anytime

A friendly AI chatbot you can message privately when a question feels too big — or too awkward — to ask out loud.

Tools that travel with you

Simple, free tools — a tracker, coping cards, a mood journal — designed to fit into daily life, not add to it.

A path to real support

When you need more than information, we connect you — confidentially — to trained professionals and services near you.

Real people, real impact

This is for the young people we work with every day

Behind every article and every tool is a classroom, a peer group, a conversation that almost didn't happen. SMART HEALTH exists because those moments matter.

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Young people connecting over an open conversation
A partner school classroom session
Friends showing up for each other
Free tools, made for you

Products that fit into real life

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Menstrual Tracking Calendar

Know your body's rhythm

A simple, private way to track your cycle, spot patterns, and feel more in control of what's happening in your body — no guesswork, no shame.

Coping Cards

Small tools for big feelings

A deck of bite-sized, practical prompts for moments of stress, anxiety, or overwhelm — grounding techniques you can use anywhere, in seconds.

Mood Journal

Check in with yourself

A gentle daily journaling space to name how you're feeling, notice patterns, and build the habit of checking in with your own mental health.

From the blog

Honest reads, written for you

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Working together

Backed by people who care

We work hand-in-hand with schools, health professionals, and community organizations to make support real and reachable.

Partner Schools
Health Professionals
NGO Partners
Local Authorities
Community Groups

You don't have to figure this out alone.

Whether it's a quick question or something you've been carrying for a while — we're a message away, and it stays between us.