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If one were to observe a minute of silence for every victim of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, you would go mute for nearly two years. Few words can fully capture how low humanity once fell. Yet perhaps even fewer words can truly describe the extraordinary strength and resilience of a people who, against all odds, chose life, chose unity, and continue to show up every day to reveal the brighter side of humanity.

On this May 8, 2026, the team at Solid Minds Counselling Clinic came together in remembering the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.

As a team that works every day at the intersection of healing, mental health, and human connection, this was a moment to pause from the urgency of daily work and stand in the presence of history. It was an opportunity to reflect on pain, resilience, responsibility, and the role each of us plays in shaping the kind of society future generations will inherit.

Autism is not a limitation. It’s a different way of experiencing the world.

This World Autism Awareness Day, we are reminded that behind every label is a human being with their own voice, strengths, challenges, and potential. Autism is not something to fix or cure. It is part of the rich diversity of how people think, feel, and connect.

The earlier a child is understood and supported, the greater the difference it makes for them, and for everyone around them.

At Solid Minds Counselling Clinic, we believe in a world where every individual is met with understanding, respect, and inclusion because every life has value. 💙