SOS Children's Villages Rwanda

Today we stand in solidarity with #Rwanda and the world to mark the 32nd Commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the #Tutsi. We remember the lives lost and honour the resilience of survivors. #Kwibuka32 #RememberUniteRenew

Stronger #families mean stronger futures. SOS Children's Villages in #Rwanda is helping children and young people grow up in caring #family environments instead of institutions. Read the story by open the link below 🔗sos-rwanda.org/news/latest-ne…

to share insights and collaborate on creating employment opportunities for young people.

Green Growth @NyagatareDistr : 32 Companies unite to boost #youth employment In a strong step toward tackling youth unemployment, SOS Children’s Villages in Rwanda, through the Green Growth Project brought together 32 private companies in @NyagatareDistr

Her story reminds 22that strong individuals can create lasting impact in the lives of others. To read the story click on the link below 🔗sos-rwanda.org/news/latest-ne…

At just 28, Adrolata chose a path of care and commitment during one of Rwanda’s most difficult times. At the #InternationalWomensDay celebration at the Kigali Programme Location, she shared her journey of resilience and dedication to supporting children and young people.

SOS Children's Villages in #Rwanda is hosting representatives from @GicumbiDistrict and the @GreenGicumbi for a #stakeholder meeting to discuss ongoing collaborations that support children, young people and families in the #community.

To learn more about their findings, see the link below 🔗sos-rwanda.org/news/latest-ne…

A recent gender sensitive #labour market assessment has revealed the challenges many young people face when trying to enter #Rwanda’s labour market. According to the research findings, 83% of young people are trapped in informal employment, while 20% remain unemployed.

School children in @Nyamagabe District are learning how to protect their smiles and improve their health through a dental hygiene campaign led by SOS Children’s Villages in Rwanda. Read the story by clicking the link below. sos-rwanda.org/news/latest-ne…

At 44, Gilbert Kabeja is raising ten #children seven biological #children and three foster children. But for him, caring for children is more than a responsibility at home; it is a commitment to his entire community. Read Kabeja's story below sos-rwanda.org/news/latest-ne…

Growing up in @MusanzeDistrict , Evangeline Niyigena often felt invisible. Today, at 20 years old, she sits confidently behind a sewing machine, measuring fabric and greeting customers with a smile. Read Evangeline's story below; sos-rwanda.org/news/latest-ne…

Growing up in @MusanzeDistrict , Evangeline Niyigena often felt invisible. Today, at 20 years old, she sits confidently behind a sewing machine, measuring fabric and greeting customers with a smile. Read Evangeline's story below; sos-rwanda.org/news/latest-ne…

Through the Kura Umenye project, supported by @soscvrwanda , Jeannette received academic support, mental health and psychosocial support . Today, at 16, she is back in class stronger, more confident, and thriving. Read the story below; 🔗sos-rwanda.org/news/latest-ne…

SOS Children’s Villages in Rwanda, through the Seruka project, empowers young people with practical toolkits after 10 months of intensive training at TVET centre. #YouthEmpowerment

Juvenal, 20, grew up facing daily uncertainty in the forests of Walungu, DR Congo. Today, he is enrolled in TVET training building skills, confidence and a future of his own. Read more, sos-rwanda.org/news/latest-ne…

A day of behaviour change at Iwawa for 4,911 young people through #songs spiritual healing, #stories and peer testimonies. ✍️Read the story below; sos-rwanda.org/news/latest-ne…

SOS Children’s Villages in #Rwanda , through its Green Project, has handed over a charcoal-cooled storage facility (cold room) to the KOAKU cooperative operating in @GashoraBugesera , @BugeseraDistr .

Read the story below; 🔗sos-rwanda.org/news/latest-ne…

Chantal and Judith strengthen their wellbeing through teamwork. Both young women are Deaf and communicate through sign language. Today, they run a small tailoring business from a rented workspace at @KarangaziSector , @NyagatareDistr which quietly transforming their future.