
* Facilitate the daily life of autistic people and their families * Create in Rwanda the first innovation center (LivingLab) dedicated to autism which will include: - the current care and training center - hosting researchers in the biomedical field - an R&D center for smartphone applications - an educational research center to adapt and provide access to training
The autistic person is diagnosed and supported by his family and those around him. She develops her skills and has access to work. Society opens up to the world of mental disability and autistic people are recognized for their humanity and skills.
The family is the very first actor in the care of the autistic child, we make every effort to preserve the maintenance in ordinary environment. The training is the pillar of the understanding of the teoubles by the entourage, it is systematically offered to families. Communication with institutions and the general public facilitates the integration of people with autism and the development of their capacities
Born in Burundi in 1968. She currently lives in France.Expert in the management of autism and associated disorders.She holds the DU Autism and associated disorders: Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 in France.And has taken the necessary training in behavioral analysis (ABA) with Autisme Basse Normandie.She is Founder and President of the Rwanda Autism Center (NGO) which she created in 2014.
...In Kigali, she trained the candidate trainers in the psychological and educational care of autistic people from 2010 until 2013 as part of MIDA des Grands Lacs (Migration for Development in Africa) organized by Minafet and Belgian cooperation . - She returns to conferences on Autism. - She has spent 15 years working with autistic people in France (in Angers, Gap and in Caen).