Social Sciences

1. Niyoyita, J. C., Ndayisenga, J., Omolo, J., Niyompano, H., Bimenyimana, P. C., Dzinamarira, T., ... & Hakizayezu, F. (2024). Factors associated with neonatal sepsis among neonates admitted in Kibungo Referral Hospital, Rwanda. Scientific Reports, 14(1), 15961.

2. Bimenyimana, P. C., Bukuluki, P., Rutembesa, E., Synness, R. M., & Byungura, J. C. (2024). Social Work Community Practice from a Government Discourse Perspective: Motives for Youth Volunteers in Controlling COVID-19 in Rwanda. Journal of Social Work in Developing Societies, 6(2).

Integrated, complementary or just different? Western and Rwandan approaches to clinical counselling
 

1. Uwihangana, C., Hakizamungu, A., Bangwanubusa, T. and Kalinganire, C. (2020). Social Work Practice in Rwanda. Indigenous and Innovative Models of Problem Solving. Fountain Publishers. www.fountainpublishers.co.ug, www.africanbookscollective.com

1. Social Work Practice in Rwanda: Indigenous and Innovative Models of Problem Solving.
2. The role of Social Work in Poverty Reduction and the Realisation of Millennium Development Goals in Rwanda
3. A Social Work Analysis of Home-grown Solutions and Poverty Reduction in Rwanda: The Traditional Approach of Ubudehe
4. Social Development as the Privileged Model for Social Work Practice: Towards Poverty Reduction in Post-Genocide Rwanda
5. The Status of Social Work Education and Practice in Rwanda

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