Rwanda

Rwanda

31st Remembrance of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi in Rwanda.

On this April 16, 2025, the ALARM Rwanda team has joined the authorities of Kinyinya Sector to provide a significant support to Delphine UWANYIRIGIRA, one of survivors from the 1994 genocide against Tutsi. Kinyinya grass root leaders provided a house as a shelter to Delphine, while the ALARM Rwanda provided some of home equipment that

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BURERA FOOD PRODUCTION AND EDUCATIONAL PROJECT March 2024 The Burera farm initiative stands to transform the community by training small farmers and community members in mixed agriculture conservation farming techniques to increase crop yields, fight against malnutrition, and decrease poverty. This initiative is combined with providing piglets to local poor families especially widows which support the women in producing organic manure to use in their small farms to increase crop production and create additional sources of income through sales and also additional meat sources while fighting against malnutrition. After the Burera farming project received the donation of pigs through Rise Up Women International. The pigs were purchased and the purpose was that the pigs should reproduce piglets to be distributed to many other widows and poor farmers of the Burera community and at the same pigs will be producing manures to be used in farming. Burera Project is excited and thank God that the pigs have started reproducing we have two pigs that reproduced 16 piglets. The first reproduced six piglets and the second reproduced ten piglets. As we have mentioned these piglets will enable the Burera farming project to reach more vulnerable women poor farmers in Kagogo Sector. The pigs will help in improving Burera production and self-reliance by conserving soil, compost-making reserve, promoting organic farming, and adding value to food production.

Rwanda: BURERA FOOD PRODUCTION AND EDUCATIONAL PROJECT March 2024

The Burera farm initiative stands to transform the community by training small farmers and community members in mixed agriculture conservation farming techniques to increase crop yields, fight against malnutrition, and decrease poverty. This initiative is combined with providing piglets to local poor families especially widows which support the women in producing organic manure to use in

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Rwanda: House Repair for Alice (Genocide Victim) & Emmanuel (Genocide Perpetrator)

The story of Alice and Emmanuel is a story of reconciliation; former enemies made friends. ALARM Rwanda has guided Alice in her trauma healing and forgiveness process and because of her commitment to reconciliation, she is now able to testify to the power of forgiveness; she is healed, reconciled, and made new. ALARM Rwanda walked

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Rwanda: Volcanic Eruption Victims Check-In

After Mount Nyiragongo erupted in May, and left many vulnerable people displaced and traumatized, ALARM Rwanda responded to the need by giving food to the hungry, distributing cash for business start-ups, and providing counseling for those who were traumatized. This response provided 405 people with food for 2 months, 40 individuals with cash for a business

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Rwanda: The Institute of Women for Excellence (IWE) Girl’s Secondary School Update

Currently, 88 students are enrolled at IWE and are doing well in their studies! We are grateful for partners like Rise Up Woman International, who have come alongside this school to empower girls in their education. On February 1st, the IWE fence was destroyed due to flooding but because of your generosity, the fence is

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Rwanda: Northern Regional Women’s Leadership Training Institute Session 1

In 2019, 24 Rwandan WLTI (Women’s Leadership Training Institute) graduates were equipped and empowered to become Trainers of Trainers (TOTs). This group of 24 women divided into 4 regional groups and in January, the Northern Regional WLTI program was launched, in partnership with Rise Up Woman International. 50 women gathered together to go through session one, “Meeting

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