About the organization: Fights for the effective application of the United Nations convention and its optional protocols relating to Children’s Rights, but also supports other international, regional, and national bodies whose aim is to protect children and their rights.

From organization website: Voluntary Force at the Service of Childhood and Health is a Rwandan-based volunteer organization supporting children's health and education in Rwanda. Operates programs in community health, nutrition, and educational support. Welcomes volunteer healthcare professionals and educators. Voluntary Force at the Service of Childhood and Health (Bureau pour le Volontariat au Service de l'Enfance et de la Santé, BVES, bves-rdc.org) is a Congolese non-profit (DRC-based, though also active in Rwanda and the Great Lakes region) dedicated to providing humanitarian aid, healthcare, education, child protection, and reintegration support to underserved Congolese and East African children, particularly orphans, vulnerable children, child soldiers, victims of sexual violence, and refugees/IDPs. Operates programs in primary medical care, women's health (maternal and reproductive health), pediatric care, mental health and trauma support, sexual and reproductive health (especially for survivors of sexual violence), nutrition support, immunizations, education, vocational training, and family reunification. Strong emphasis on child protection, gender-based violence response, and rehabilitation of children formerly associated with armed groups. Welcomes Congolese, Rwandan, and international volunteer physicians (pediatrics, OB/GYN, family medicine, psychiatry), nurses, midwives, mental health professionals (especially trauma-informed care), social workers, lawyers/advocates, educators, and lay support volunteers.

Healthcare services: family medicine, pediatrics, psychiatry.