Autisme ni imiterere y'ubwonko yihariye ituma umuntu abona isi mu buryo butandukanye. Si indwara, si igitugu, kandi si ikimenyetso cy'ababyeyi bakora nabi. Ni uburyo bwa kamere mu buvandimwe bw'ubwonko bwa muntu.
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a natural variation in how the brain works. It affects how people communicate, interact socially, and process sensory information. It is not caused by bad parenting, vaccines, or spiritual problems.
Children who receive support before age 3 have significantly better outcomes in communication, independence, and learning. Early screening is the first step to getting a child the support they deserve — and Ijwi makes that possible from any location in Rwanda.
- Kutagira amaso ari ku muntu avuga na we
- Kutasubira ijambo mu myaka 12
- Kudahurira n'abandi
- Gusubiramo imigenzo inshuro nyinshi
- Kutumva ibyo babwirwa neza
Many autistic people have exceptional abilities in memory, pattern recognition, mathematics, and creativity. The goal is not to "fix" autism — it is to provide the right support so every child can reach their full potential on their own terms.
Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) — national authority for child health screening.
Kacyiru Hospital — child development unit, Kigali.
Your local community health worker — can help you use the Ijwi app and submit a referral.