Twelve-year-old Diane loves school but her family could not afford all the books and materials she needed. When she joined a Safe Space...

Pastor Jean Baptiste was a mission site coordinator for the 2022 Rwamagana mission. For him, the enduring benefit coming from the mission...

The work of AEE's HIV case workers and linkage coordinators under the Ubaka Ejo project.

Darcilla and her husband Edemon make sacks for produce and storage from discarded cargo bags they buy from the airport. They established...

Hear parents and teachers explain how ECD centers in Rwanda help young children from poor families.

Solar power equals homework. Hong Kong Polytechnic supplied solar panels making a difference.

The Center for Champions trains young Rwandans in welding—a skill in high demand. Graduates like Amiable and Darius are now self-employed, earning steady incomes, supporting families, and building futures—thanks to the skills they gained through the program.

Safe Spaces are mentor-led weekly meetings for groups girls and young women who are at risk of HIV infection through their circumstances...

Solange trained as a tailor at the Center for Champions, transforming her future and helping support her family. Now a teacher, she mentors others—sharing skills, faith, and hope. The centre changed her life through training, purpose, and even introducing her to her husband.

“I am considered an extraordinary woman. I am doing work usually done by men and women admire me for my courage and ideas.” Claudine has...

At the Center for Champions, young people like Sophia and Vedaste are gaining welding skills and building brighter futures. With hands-on training and strong demand in Rwanda’s job market, they’re now skilled, confident, and ready to work.

Rwanda’s lock-downs and restrictions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic caused hardship to poor and disadvantaged families, many of...

The Icyitegererezo CLA comprises 160 women and 20 men from nine self-help groups in the Murambi Sector. The CLA are proud of their...