If one family abandons their parents in nursing homes when they age the community would look at as them not being good children to their parents. The Rwandans highly value teachers and doctors’ opinion and whatever they tell them to do as it is coming from those educated people they are most likely to believe in it. If parents get sick they might not tell their children because they do not want to be burden to them. Children look more towards their mothers since the fathers do not consider taking care of their children as their duty. A Rwandan man might have several partners and their wife might not do anything about it because they are to obey and listen to their husbands. Most of those women are beaten up by their husbands but they do not get a divorce as it is really uncommon to get a divorce in Rwanda. Rwandans put a lot effort on pride that if something is going on within the family they kept it quiet and they do not disclose it to the public. The barriers that might be present within this community are due to transportation, financial, and lack of education. Younger Rwandans are likely to have had some education but the elders did not. The elders might refuse medical care because they do not believe that it is the best way to cure them. They might just take some herbs instead of seeking for professional help as they would call it a waste of time or money. Rwandan women and girls might not look into the eyes of male provider or somebody they value. In the Rwandan culture you are not supposed to make eye contact with somebody who is elder than you. They might be scared to ask questions to the provider if it is an embarrassing subject. There is multiple spoken language in africa and so it is not right to assume that a Rwandan person might speak Swahili or another african language. As many other african countries rwanda prefer face to face interventions because paperwork might be hard to understand or they might just not read it at all. In the Rwandan culture there tend to be large families because the more children you have the more people are going to be working in the family farm and taking care of the house. At birth children are not given a name,they are kept at home until seven days later and then the
If one family abandons their parents in nursing homes when they age the community would look at as them not being good children to their parents. The Rwandans highly value teachers and doctors’ opinion and whatever they tell them to do as it is coming from those educated people they are most likely to believe in it. If parents get sick they might not tell their children because they do not want to be burden to them. Children look more towards their mothers since the fathers do not consider taking care of their children as their duty. A Rwandan man might have several partners and their wife might not do anything about it because they are to obey and listen to their husbands. Most of those women are beaten up by their husbands but they do not get a divorce as it is really uncommon to get a divorce in Rwanda. Rwandans put a lot effort on pride that if something is going on within the family they kept it quiet and they do not disclose it to the public. The barriers that might be present within this community are due to transportation, financial, and lack of education. Younger Rwandans are likely to have had some education but the elders did not. The elders might refuse medical care because they do not believe that it is the best way to cure them. They might just take some herbs instead of seeking for professional help as they would call it a waste of time or money. Rwandan women and girls might not look into the eyes of male provider or somebody they value. In the Rwandan culture you are not supposed to make eye contact with somebody who is elder than you. They might be scared to ask questions to the provider if it is an embarrassing subject. There is multiple spoken language in africa and so it is not right to assume that a Rwandan person might speak Swahili or another african language. As many other african countries rwanda prefer face to face interventions because paperwork might be hard to understand or they might just not read it at all. In the Rwandan culture there tend to be large families because the more children you have the more people are going to be working in the family farm and taking care of the house. At birth children are not given a name,they are kept at home until seven days later and then the