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Rwanda: Burera Farming and Educational Project Follow-Up

In 2020, ALARM implemented the Burera Farming and Educational Project and 20 women who were beneficiaries of this project received training and piglets. After the implementation of this project, ALARM followed up with these beneficiaries to check on the wellbeing of the piglets and the women. The piglets are all healthy and growing fast (besides […]

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Uganda: Police Senior Command and Staff – 2nd Training

40 officers attended the 2nd training for the Senior Staff of Uganda Police. This was a 3-week training conducted using a hybrid approach. The ALARM Uganda staff partnered with the USA-Conscious Coalition to facilitate this training. The objective of their time together was to empower the officers with skills in servant leadership, operational excellence, effective

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Uganda: The Community-Based Orphan Support Program Update

During the month of September, 160 children graduated from the Community-Based Orphan Support Program (CBOSP). Those who graduated received either a tool kit package or cash gift as a celebration from ALARM as they launch into their futures. These young people are sharp individuals who have demonstrated a good work ethic and commitment to develop

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Rwanda: Cyimbili Coffee Plantation Update

In 2020, the Cyimbili Coffee Plantation processed over 70,000 pounds (31,885kg) of dried coffee beans! This plantation works alongside local farmers to produce coffee. The workers were able to extend fermenting tanks and increase the number of coffee drying tables to improve the quantity and quality of the production of coffee. Although much progress has been made, the

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Rwanda: The Burera Food Production and Education Project Update

The Burera Food Production and Education Project is continuing to provide food security to vulnerable families and is also fighting against malnutrition and poverty within the community. Despite the fact that Burera is one of the most fertile areas in Rwanda, it maintains a high rate of child malnutrition and poverty due to the single-parent families headed by

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Rwanda: The Cyimbili Coffee Plantation Project

In October, the Cyimbili Coffee Plantation Project implemented an outreach program in response to the malnutrition problem in the community. Nearly 67% of the country’s population suffers from malnutrition and many of the families in the community are unable to access adequate food supplies. As a result of COVID-19, many families do not have seeds to plant

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