🎉 Exciting News!
Four of our talented players from Ineza Football Academy have been spotted by a Second Division team! ⚽️👏
They will soon be receiving scholarships and other player benefits as they continue to grow in their football journey.
We’re so proud of their hard work and dedication! 💪🏽✨
#InezaFootballAcademy #YouthTalent #FootballDreams #REAPRwanda
✨ Needy girls at Duha Complex School are now receiving sanitary napkins, ensuring they have a safe and reliable solution during their menstrual periods. For the next two years, they can focus on their studies without worrying about what to use. 💙 #Dignity #Education #SupportGirls
REAP has launched the *Byikorere* Campaign (“Do it yourself”) in Musha!
REAP trained 156 local leaders and donated free smartphones to all of them. Leaders are now ready to:
✨ Guide neighbors in using Irembo services (certificates, health insurance, payments)
✨ Support Ejo Heza savings & health insurance contributions
✨ Promote awareness & prevention of Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
Each leader will help their neighbors access at online services, bringing technology, safety, and empowerment closer to every household.
#Byikorere #DigitalInclusion #GBVPrevention #REAP #Irembo #CommunityEmpowerment #Rwanda
✨ The girls in GLOW (Girls Lead Our World) are so excited to receive school materials just in time for the new school year! 🎒📚 With this support, they feel empowered and ready to chase their dreams. 🌟💪
👏⚽ Our Ineza Football Academy made it to the finals and finished 2nd place in the national competition! 🎉 We are so proud of our young players from rural areas who, for the very first time, competed at the national level and reached the final match. 🌟💪 #InezaFootball #ProudMoment #FromRuralToNational. https://www.instagram.com/p/DNvDjIq2I3g/?hl=en&img_index=1
This Saturday, our GLOW (Girls Lead Our World) group concluded the session on "Why We Engage with Our Community – Art for Change." The girls explored how to achieve their goals through community engagement using art. They created powerful art pieces—including traditional dance, skits, and drawings—to express their ideas and inspire others to understand and support their message.
Our sponsor, Kigali Cosmopolitan Rotary Club, visited the project they support,benefiting 54 girls and boys who are learning tailoring skills. These skills will help them create their own jobs or gain employment in garment factories after the training. In addition to vocational training, they also receive mental health support from a professional psychologist, as many of them come from vulnerable families.
During this summer holiday, our beneficiaries at Ineza Football Academy are excited to participate in national competitions, where the top teams will have the opportunity to be selected for professional academies and second division clubs.
Today, we wrapped up the school year at our Ineza Center! 🎓✨ The community came together to celebrate this special moment. Huge thanks to REAP for making quality education accessible and empowering our children and families. #EducationForAll #REAPSupport #CommunityImpact
Our Vocational Training Center students are grateful for this program, which provides valuable opportunities to learn sewing skills that will help them generate income.It also allows them to share lunch together and strengthen their connections with one another. We sincerely thank the sponsor of this program — Kigali Cosmopolitan Rotary Club and Rotary International — for making this possible.
Thank you to the Rollins team for the time spent with us, for your involvement in REAP’s projects, and for the support you have provided and continue to provide to REAP beneficiaries.
REAP staff and Early Childhood students visited a family that survived the Genocide against the Tutsi, with the aim of supporting post-genocide resilience and healing.
Our students at the Vocational Training Center are enjoying the weekly mental health sessions and appreciate the connections being built among them
On April 7th each year, Rwanda commemorates the Genocide against the Tutsi. This year, the commemoration week concluded on April 13th, with the main event in Rwamagana District held in Musha Sector. REAP participated to stand in solidarity with Rwandans during this difficult time and to honor the millions of victims who lost their lives. Never Again
📚✨ Learning is fun! Our ECD children are actively engaged, exploring, and growing every day. 🌱💡 Seeing their excitement as they discover new things is truly inspiring! #EarlyChildhoodEducation #LearningThroughPlay #BrightFutures
Our 3rd intake for the ICT and photography training has begun! Participants are excited to have this unique opportunity to gain valuable skills close to home. A big thanks to REAP for making this possible! #EmpoweringCommunities #SkillsForTheFuture
📣 We recently held a parent session with the parents of our VTC girls, focusing on family conflict — particularly conflicts between spouses. Many of the girls in our program are directly affected by these challenges at home.
During the session, parents opened up about how difficult it can be to talk about the struggles they are facing in their families. Creating these safe spaces for open dialogue is an important step towards healthier homes and brighter futures for their children. 💛
Our traditional dance group, "Urwererane," participated in this week's district competition for traditional dances, competing against schools from all over Rwamagana. We are proud to share that our team secured 2nd place! 🎉 The children had an amazing time and enjoyed their well-earned rewards. 🏆💃 #Urwererane #TraditionalDance #ProudMoment
Our Early Childhood Development students have kicked off the second term with excitement! This term, they’re exploring various topics, including public institutions. Recently, they learned about hospitals, discovering what happens there and the important role they play in our community. 🌟 #EarlyChildhoodDevelopment #LearningJourney
"Our Vocational Training Center graduates received sewing start-up toolkits and are now ready to launch their own businesses. They are also being mentored by REAP to ensure their activities are sustainable."
