​Road Safety Education in schools aims to prepare and equip students especially young people with the knowledge, skills and positive attitudes that will enable them to stay safe in and around different traffic environments. Therefore morbidity and mortality due road traffic accident will reduced that is our main goal in HPR to have health nation free of accident.
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But if accidents happen HPR also teach first aid to students provides them with the essential skills that can be life-saving. 

​In this week from 11th to 14th September HPR have reached three school where at GS Ste famille and GS Ndera students learnt about CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is a lifesaving technique useful in many emergencies, including a heart attack or near drowning, in which someone's breathing or heartbeat has stopped.) and Recovery position (a position used in first aid to prevent choking in unconscious patients. While  at Ste Ignace students from health club learnt about Road safety.

On 4th and 7th September 2018 Health People Rwanda has resumed the teaching sessions in high schools as it has been done since 1 year ago under the project called "Road safety and first Aid Initiative" .  
 The teaching sessions were conducted at Groupe Scolaire Saint Famille and Groupe Scholaire Ndera . GS St Famille is located near Round point in Kigali city like 200 meters from chez Rubangura. While GS Ndera is Located near Ndera Neuropsychiatric Hospital. 

The road safety and first aid advocacy meeting held at THE MIRROR HOTEL on 21st July 2018, under the theme,” the road safety starts with you”.

It was organized by Healthy people Rwanda (HPR) in collaboration with International Medical Corporation Committee (IMCC FAIR). The meeting topics were designed to emphasize the role of road safety and first aid by involving many different concerned