Ubumwe Community Centre has been spearheading changes in perceptions about disability in Rwanda since 2006. It’s a donor-reliant centre offering a variety of skills training courses, incorporating their mission that “disability is not inability”.
Because it went to help the 700 orphans & vulnerable children living opposite!
Teapigs buy tea for their signature ‘Morning Glory Everyday Brew’ from Pfunda Tea Company Estate, a chicken’s hop across the road from what was Rwanda’s largest child institution – the Noel Orphanage.
Quality education needs quality learning resources. Books are a fundamental need for school children, even in this digital world. So many schools in Rwanda, whether privately or publically run, struggle to find the budget to provide an effective quantity of approved text books.
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