Ishema Ryanjye
An innovative card game transforming Sexual and Reproductive Health education through interactive learning and peer-to-peer engagement
Transforming SRHR EducationThrough Interactive Gaming
Ishema Ryanjye is more than just a card game — it's an engaging tool for learning about sexual and reproductive health, preventing STIs and unplanned pregnancies, and standing up against gender-based violence. Designed for teens and youth, it makes learning fun, safe, and social.
Developed in partnership with WHO Rwanda and the Health Promotion Organization, this game is revolutionizing how young people access and understand critical health information.
Transforming Lives Through Innovation
See the measurable impact of Ishema Ryanjye across Rwanda's communities
10,000+
Youth Reached
Adolescents and young people engaged
6+
Schools & Centers
Secondary schools and Yego centers
8
Districts
Gasabo, Muhanga, Kirehe, Bugesera, Kayonza, Musanze, Burera and Nyagatare
30+
Peer Educators
Trained peer educators
What Makes Ishema Ryanjye Special
Discover the innovative features that make this card game a powerful educational tool
Interactive Card Game
Fun, engaging format that makes SRHR education enjoyable and memorable for youth
Peer-to-Peer Learning
Encourages open discussions among youth without shame, stigma, or judgment
Comprehensive SRHR Topics
Covers reproductive health, STI prevention, family planning, and gender equality
Evidence-Based Content
Developed with health experts and officially approved by Rwanda Biomedical Center
Behavior Change Focus
Uses proven behavior change communication principles for lasting impact
Innovative Approach
Transforms traditional poker cards into powerful educational tools
From Concept to Implementation
Follow the comprehensive development and implementation journey of Ishema Ryanjye
Training of Trainers
25 participants trained on SRHR and Ishema Ryanjye methodology at The Great Hotel Kiyovu
Field Preparation
Visited 4 secondary schools and 2 Yego centers in Muhanga and Gasabo districts
Official Launch
Launched at Muhanga Yego Center with WHO team, district leaders, and youth
Project Initiation
Introduced project to all target schools and centers, selected peer educators
Peer Educator Training
Trained 30 peer educators from both districts on project implementation
Ongoing Implementation
Continuous implementation across schools and communities with expanding reach
Milestones and Recognition
Celebrating the significant achievements and recognition Ishema Ryanjye has received
Ready to Transform SRHR Education?
Join thousands of young people who are learning about sexual and reproductive health through our innovative card game.