Work has now been completed on are annual report for the Charities Commission. You can read it

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A successful visit and great to see our sponsored students again, and meet some new ones. A big thank you to our local partners and especially Annet and Jeremiah.

As we prepare to visit our students and local partners the dictionaries, maths sets, backpacks, maths, science and grammar books started to arrive. We are still waiting for three re-conditioned laptops and then it just remains for everything to be …

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You can read our annual report and accounts here

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What does it take to become a doctor in Rwanda?

Christella is studying maths, biology and computer science. She is 18 years old and wishes to become a medical doctor. Living in Burera District, near the Volcanoes National Park and

The new term starts on Monday 14th January 2019

With term starting a great deal of work is needed in preparation. Yvette returns to G.S St. Aloys School located in Rwamagama, Eastern Province. She is pictured receiving her school materials

With the end of term fast approaching Megan and Steve wanted to meet as many students as possible.

Flying out to Kigali, the capital of Rwanda takes about ten hours with the national airline Rwandair from London Gatwick via Brussells.

The latest report for the five students within the care of our local partnership with the Rwandan Quakers…

Kevin is today doing her internship in SIMBA TOUR GUIDE COMPANY.

Given the social economic conditions of Kevine’s family, special attention to

Jackline is 18. She studies maths, physics and ICT in the all girls FAWE School situated in northern Kigali. During a planned open day visit from Dan Karangwa (who is team leader for NOUSPR on behalf of Forward Africa Education

Yvette wishes to become an engineer so she decided to study science at school. At GS St Aloys in Rwamagana that means maths, chemistry and biology. The school is three hours drive from Kigali and the majority of it’s