Zoe Foundation Rwanda

At Zoe foundation Rwanda, we are committed to helping teen mothers rebuild their lives. Our programs support education, health, and social integration. Watch our video and be part of this journey. @RwandaGender @unicefrw @RWN_WomenNet @TeenMothersUg @harerimana_tito

The Basket Weaving Program Batch No. 3 has officially started. From day one, participants were welcomed by ZOE and ready for the training journey with no prior experience. They will learn step-by-step basket-weaving skills to build income and create a better future.

World TB Day is approaching. TB remains a major public health concern, but awareness can make a difference. Watch our short, engaging sketch to learn more and help spread the message. @RBCRwanda @RwandaHealth @IGIHE @nsanzimanasabin @WHORwanda @harerimana_tito @NewTimesRwanda

Today, ZOE Foundation welcomed amazing teen mothers into Batch No. 3 of the Hairdressing Skills Program in Ruyenzi. They are learning skills, building confidence, and taking steps toward brighter futures.

🎓 Yesterday, two cohorts of teen mothers from our Basket Weaving and Hairdressing programs graduated after 6 months of training—a strong step toward skills, independence, and renewed hope.

Through the Water for Every Child Project, Bridge of Hope has donated water filters to five schools in Kigali across Gasabo, Kicukiro, and Nyarugenge districts ensuring 7,662 students access safe, clean drinking water every day. Empowering education begins with health.

Schools: GS St. Albert Nyarubaka, GS Remera Indangamirwa, , Runda TSS, GS Gatizo & GS Runda Isonga. Together, we promote clean water and better health for all!

In partnership with @BridgeofHope6 , We donated water filters to 6 government schools in Kamonyi District, reaching 11,192 students (5,279 boys & 5,913 girls).

Today, in partnership with @BridgeofHope6 , we distributed water filters at G.S St. Dominic Gihara provides students with access to clean and safe drinking water. 💧

Diabetes, hypertension, heart disease and other NCDs kill millions—but most are preventable. Eat healthy, exercise, get check-ups & urge leaders to act. Health is wealth ✊💚. #LeadOnNCDs @RwandaNCDA Learn more in the video below 👇

First step full of boldness and courage to change their lives. Now, fully engaged in hairdressing training—these young women are embracing new skills, new confidence, and a brighter future.

"We are deeply thankful to Zoe Foundation and Boyz to Kings & Girlz to Queens. What we’ve learned will not only help us earn a living but also restore our confidence and dignity. We now have skills we can count on. Thank you for believing in us.” – Team Leader

After 6 months of hairdressing training, our teen mothers graduate with pride and purpose! Thanks to Dr. Marvin “Merv” Mattair and Boyz to Kings & Girlz to Queens for making this possible through Zoe Foundation. Because of you, dreams are alive.

From survival to strength—Diola, 17, is now a graduate in hairdressing and a proud teen mother of two. Thanks to the unwavering support of Dr. Marvin and Girlz to Queens through Zoe Foundation, her dreams have a path forward.

Yesterday’s session at Zoe Foundation focused on project management training for both Agaseke (basket weaving) and hairdressing graduates. Thanks to @AIFRwanda for giving Nootri food packages—supporting nutrition and empowering these young women as they build sustainable futures

The work may be done for the day, but the impact continues. Through field activities like tending beans and soy, our teen mothers engage in meaningful, hands-on learning that supports both nourishment and purpose. @Kamonyi @RwandaSouth @Imbuto @FirstLadyRwanda @jcniyomugabo

We commemorate the 31st anniversary of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. Remember-Unite- Renew Turibuka ku nshuro ya 31 Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi mu 1994. Twibuke Twiyubaka. #Kwibuka31

Another impactful day at Zoe Foundation! Our teen mothers were in our fields, weeding beans and soybeans—an essential part of our activities. These crops will help in the fight against malnutrition, ensuring better nutrition for their families and communities. @Imbuto

On February 28, 2025, the COSAR Research Training Program, with mentor Mr. Byiringiro Charite, held a session on referencing styles and tools. We explored Mendeley and Zotero for citation management. Huge thanks to Mr. Charite for his guidance and support!

These trainings have given me hope, independence, and the opportunity to support myself and my child. Thank you to Zoe Foundation and everyone who made this possible!" – Diane Uwamahoro Congratulations to all our graduates! Your dedication will create new opportunities. 🎉✨

"When I first joined the Zoe Foundation, I had little experience in many skills. Today, I leave with confidence, knowledge, and the ability to build a better future. I have learned culinary arts, making beds, and home management skills like ironing and hygiene.