There are varieties of established counselling agencies and NGOs that are available at the capital city of Rwanda but limited literature on the counselling professional in this country.
However, a brief history on how mental health care services were available during the 1994 right after the genocide war, the Rwanda Ministry of Health has established a Psychosocial Service Centre in the capital city of Kigali to assist people who are experiencing psychological problems. It was designated as the national referral centre for outpatient services and the Ndera Psychiatric Hospital was designated as the national referral centre for in-patient hospitalization. This service provided to understand the current community’s mental health that occurred in 1994 surrounding to the genocide which caused a history of ethnic tensions, combined with colonial influences, that has contributed to the trauma of those who experienced the genocide (Levers, Kamanzi, Mukamana, Pells, & Bhusumane, 2006).