Health
Separate healing sessions for two groups: survivors of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, and young people working through intergenerational trauma and building resilience.
Two groups, met separately, because the conversations are different. Survivors of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi meet as one group. Young people carrying intergenerational trauma meet as another.
Ten sessions are planned for each group, led by the ENABLE Rwanda Executive Committee, with session reports and attendance recorded throughout.
The project is in preparation, in Gate Village. Partner organisations have not been confirmed yet.
Related
A solar powered water pumping and storage system for Gatwe village and its neighbours, built as the foundation for later work on hygiene, nutrition, agriculture and livelihoods.
Health insurance premiums covered for genocide survivor households that had fallen behind, restoring access to care for the families that needed it most.
Alpha Video content translated into Kinyarwanda for the first time, then taken to community halls, churches, schools and youth centres by two mobile screening teams.
Newsletter
A short email every month or so. Training reports, harvest results, and what we learned along the way. No noise.
