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Nzige Sector, Rwamagana District. Women with disabilities at training session for small scale farming and horticultural, stage 01. Developing independence through co-operation.

These dedicated women are seeking to form a co-operative. Our project aims to strengthen their economic resilience by providing training, essential equipment, and support for developing sustainable entrepreneurial skills.

The group includes women who are deaf as well as those

Commemorating the 31st anniversary of the genocide. Then onto Lake Kivu.

Production and music by Hamaz Hirwa, ex-student and now attending Kigali Film and TV School, KFTV

Great to connect with students and Rwandan friends again. A massive thank you to Daniel and Hilary for planning and delivery, Agape, Yvonne, and Jean D’Amour for facilitating, and Annet and Joyce for rounding up the students and looking after …

Alice and Claudine – College George Fox, Butaro TVET

When Brother Camille Rudasingwa requested our help in supporting three students about to drop out of school – no one was there to pay their fees – we wanted to see what was possible. Key worker Annet took the early …

Micheline attending a FAET Workshop (pictured centre)

Building a Bright Future: Micheline’s Story of Determination and Hope

Micheline’s story is one of determination and perseverance. Born in Kicukiro, Rwanda in 1999, Micheline faced many challenges in her education journey due …

We are delighted that Daniel Nteziyaremye has joined us as a trustee. Daniel is a Rwandan Quaker peacebuilder. He is currently the National Program Field Coordinator for Turning The Tide, a social justice and peacebuilding programme. He also serves as

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Marie Grace, Student nurse

COVID has delayed my nurse training at university, but when I qualify I will try to be a good nurse who will work with empathy, skills of problem-solving, commitment to patient advocacy, open-mindedness and …