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The Children Empowerment Network Club—RENGERA UMWANA recently held their annual event where they donated school supplies to children from impoverished families and abandoned children. This initiative aims to prevent children from dropping out of school due to a lack of essential materials. Emmanuel TWIZEYIMANA, the director of the Club, highlighted the importance of community involvement […]

The Children Empowerment Network club (Rengera Umwana) made a meaningful impact on June 16th by taking 25 children from impoverished families to the King’s Palace Museum in Rukari, Nyanza district. Established in 2018, the club focuses on addressing critical issues such as poverty, violence, school dropouts, medical care, and other basic services to empower children in need. This

Children Empowerment Network (Rengera umwana)  club organized a special outing for children on April 30th , 2024. The trip took the children to the historic Mpushi rocks in Musambira sector of Kamonyi district, where King Ruganzu II Ndoli once passed. The purpose of the trip was to educate the children about history and the environment.

Muhanga: The Children Empowerment Network Club (Rengera Umwana) recently held a special event where they distributed two rabbits per each family to 20 underprivileged families of children supported by the Club. The event took place on Saturday, March 23, 2024, at the Don Bosco Kabgayi oratory. This initiative was aimed at supporting underprivileged families by empowering them through animal

On Sunday, February 11, 2024, Children Empowerment Network Club members and parents of the children in this learning club convened a meeting to foster cooperation in the social, educational, and overall development of the children. TWIZEYIMANA Emmanuel, the club’s head, expressed gratitude to the participants and voiced confidence that fruitful discussions would ensue to benefit the children,

The Children Empowerment Network Club provided school supplies to 20 members of the Children Pupils’ Club, which included notebooks, pens, plastic shoes (also known as Boda Boda), and other essential items such as bags and mathematical instruments. This event occurred on Saturday, September 23, 2023, at the Don Bosco Kabgayi oratory. The selected children often

Education is the basis of everything; it is the engine of a society. Education is a purposeful activity aimed at achieving certain goals, which include the transmission of knowledge, skills, and character traits. Education helps eradicate poverty and hunger, giving people the chance at better lives. This is one of the biggest reasons why parents

The Day of the African Child is celebrated every year on June 16 by the countries ratified to the African Union (AU) charter in order to think more and determine the actions that would solve the problems that African children face in their respective communities. This year, Rwanda joins other African Nations, and members of

Every year 16 th of June, the International Day of African Child is celebrated to keep hold in mind the Rights of children.Sunday, June 18, 2023, in the Oratorio Scholasticat Don Bosco Kabgayi, the day of the African child was celebrated on the basis of the worldwide theme “The Rights of the Child in The