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    The Vice President of Executive Committee:

    Djamali HABIMANA
    habemma@gmail.com
    0788459761


    Djamali HABIMANA

    Habimana Djamali, (BSC, MSC) in Clinical Psychology and Therapeutics from College of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Rwanda.  He worked in different Hospitals in Rwanda, specifically in HIV services as counselor and in charge of Gender Based Violence. He participated in different researches including the Family conflicts among young couples; Psychosocial support for development to families in conflict; Motivations to forgive and to ask for pardon; and the Assessment on the Burundian Refugees on their future development planning for long or short tam.  

    In Collaboration between Rwanda Psychological Society (RPS) and Uyisenga n’Imanzi (UNM), he was Coordinator of Education and Care project in Schools. The project was operational in Northern and Western Provinces of Rwanda. Currently, He is Vice President of Rwanda Psychological Society since 2015, and in charge of Conflict Resolution committee at the National Forum against Domestic Violence (NFADV).