🚵‍♂️ Sports are more than just competition. They are a powerful catalyst for empowerment, unlocking and nurturing potential talents. This Sunday, young girls from the #Bike4Future team, supported by Plan International Belgique, Plan International Rwanda, and LWD RWANDA (Learn Work Develop), emerged as winners in their stages

🔊 Let’s hear Nadia’s inspiring story! At just 23 years old, Nadia seized the opportunity to join a savings group in her refugee community. This initiative empowered her to secure a small loan, enabling her to launch a clothing business in the local market of the host

📢 Exciting news! Today, Plan International Rwanda signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with tecGrw which aims to implement an innovative pilot initiative "AI-Driven Solutions to Strengthen Child Protection & Reduce Teenage Pregnancy in Rwanda" in partnership with National Child Development Agency | Rwanda across

emilie fernandes today paid a courtesy visit to the Minister of Ministry of Gender & Family Promotion | Rwanda, Uwimana Consolee. They discussed strengthening ongoing partnerships on programmes that advance children’s rights and promote gender equality, and shared insights on the upcoming Country Strategy (CS)

Today, emilie fernandes, Andrea Bagnoli, and Bruno Rangira, Mayor of Kirehe District, welcomed Ambassador Fukushima of Embassy of Japan in Rwanda🇯🇵🇷🇼 during his visit to the Social Behaviour Change Communication for Nutrition (SBCCN) project at Mahama refugee camp. The visit's highlights: ✅ Small

🎉 Great news! Plan International Rwanda launches '𝗬𝗼𝘂𝘁𝗵 𝗔𝗱𝘃𝗶𝘀𝗼𝗿𝘆 𝗣𝗮𝗻𝗲𝗹 (𝗬𝗔𝗣)' A five-member youth panel has been officially established as Plan International Rwanda’s newly formed Youth Advisory Panel (YAP). The panel’s core objective is to amplify our commitment to

Relive the moments of #Olympism365 as emilie fernandes showcased the impact of #BikeForFuture on girls and young women. This was during the session on ‘Sport, Education and Employment’, on a panel alongside Ana Baiardi of CAF, Alejandra Solla of La Liga Iberoamericana, and Felicite

Today, Plan International Rwanda staff came together in remembrance as part of the #Kwibuka31 commemoration, honouring the memory of the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. They visited the Kigali Genocide Memorial (Gisozi), paid their respects, deepened their understanding of Rwanda’s

“The genocide memorial stands as a powerful place for remembrance and education, and for recognising the incredible journey of healing, reconciliation, and rebuilding that Rwanda has undertaken. It reminds us of the devastating consequences of hatred, division, and silence. Let

“Positive parenting is a key approach to enhancing intergenerational relationships and ensuring the best possible development for children. The way we raise our children shapes not only their future, but the future of our country. Together, let us raise our children with

Did you know? Over its two-year implementation period, the Social and Behaviour Change Communication for Nutrition (SBCC/N) project reached more than 104,000 participants. Key activities included mushroom cultivation, vegetable nurseries & kitchen garden, livestock

“In the communities where we work, we have seen firsthand what becomes possible when we invest in the potential of youth. When we equip them with the right skills, factor in climate adaptation, provide access to finance, and surround them with community support, we do more than