Tuesday, February 10, 2026

Innovation: How World Vision Rwanda transformed fleet management

Delivering humanitarian and development programs across Rwanda requires more than strategy and partnerships. It requires movement, often across long distances, challenging terrain, and dispersed communities. For World Vision Rwanda, vehicles are essential operational assets that enable staff to deliver programs across dispersed and often hard-to-reach communities.

Easily Accessible Water points protecting children from drowning

World Vision constructed water points in Gishyita sector which reduced the time the community and children spent fetching water. This has also improved the...

The milk at the collection center being sieved the milk from suppliers.

World Vision support helps MCC improve quality in milk production and livelihoods of members

Through World Vision's Resilience and Livelihoods technical programme, KOZAMGI milk Cooperative was trained and equipped with knowledge and skills about...

Joseph taking care of his pig

Joseph, a ray of hope in his community

Joseph who was in Ubudehe wealth ranking category 1 after meeting with World Vision and got trained in Empowered World View. He changed his mindset and...

Abaticumugambi cooperative preparing their produce for sale

Enhancing Market systems to improve Farmers' Livelihoods

By: Charity Beza Uwase - Communications Officer It is a Wednesday afternoon at Abaticumugambi Cooperative premises in the Maraba sector, every member of...

Olive holding her bible

The Journey of Spiritual Growth

By: Maria Kaitesi - Communications & Public Engagement Manager As a 14-year-old, Olive is in her first year of high school. She is the first-born of six...

Children following a lesson using Ipads provided by ProFuturo project

Technology gives education a facelift

By Charity Beza Uwase, World Vision Rwanda Communications Officer When you walk into a primary five class at Group Scholaire, St Bruno, it's amazing to see...

Children who have dropped out of school meeting World Vision staff and partners.

Brighter futures for vulnerable children through Citizen Voice and Action

CVA is a local-level advocacy and social accountability approach that facilitates dialogue between communities and government to improve services (like...

Accesses to clean water saving lives at Rutare Health Centre

Access to clean water saving lives at Rutare Health Centre

Rutare Health Centre currently serves an average of more than 4,800 patients from different parts of the district. Word Vision has done a commendable job...

Chantal getting vegetables from her kitchen garden

'Empowered Worldview' helps Chantal emerge from homelessness to heroine

After being abandoned by her husband for not being able to bear him a son, Chantal was left heartbroken with four children to raise on her own, and became...

Virtual Reality training

Advancing capacity-building in Rwanda through Virtual Reality technology

In January 2021, World Vision introduced Virtual Reality (VR) technology in some of its areas of operation. This was at a time when the country, just like...

Alpha reading his favorite story book that he got from the reading camp

'Unlock Literacy' gives Alpha a boost

Ten-year-old Alpha is in Primary 3 and is one of thousands of children that attend World Vision’s reading camps rolling out the Unlock Literacy model. Two...

Beatrice checking out her trees

Women at the forefront of environmental conservation in Rwanda

In many villages, land restoration and environmental preservation practices are commonly reserved for men. However, this has not stopped 38-year-old...

Clarisse collecting water

Clean water improves lives and education in Clarisse's community

Eleven-year-old Clarisse has four siblings, and is a Primary 2 student living in the Eastern province of Rwanda. Dressed in a star printed t-shirt, the...

Afisa with her children at home

Afisa's move from homelessness to self-reliance

Afisa's dream is to live a life where she can meet all her needs and solve any challenge that might come her way without needing loans from people. Learn...

Patrick receiving school materials

Impact Hope: Restoring hope amongst vulnerable children in refugee settings

Impact Hope does not only pay tuition fees for children, but also encourages them to start thinking of what they want to be in the future. They also...

Healing caregivers

Healing caregivers and children through the Care and Comfort Project

To Olive, a mother of four, feeding children, buying them clothes, and taking them to school is what positive parenting is all about. Having done that, she...

Kevin smiles as he draws clean water from a WSS constructed by World Vision

The face of clean water

Like other children of the same age, Kevin would often fall ill due to the kind of water they consumed. They had to spend most of their lives going back...

Unlock Literacy

World Vision Rwanda wins “USAID Homes and Communities Activity” Grant Award

World Vision Rwanda won the “USAID Homes and Communities Activity” award worth $17,749,484. The 5-year grant focusing in the Education sector was won...

Delphine with her sisters

Meet Delphine, the 16-year-old entrepreneur with an inalienable dream

Thanks to World Vision, every 60 seconds a family receives the tools to overcome poverty, and this family is proof. Delphine is now empowered to become an...

Agnes with her two children and husband

Agnes discovers her strengths to break the chains of poverty

Agnes Tuyizere, 31, is a role model in her community. As a mother of two children, she started from nothing, but now runs a thriving poultry business. A...

Dieudonne helping his mother in the greenhouse

Former school dropout now topping his class

Dieudonne and his siblings would often get sent back home from school for not having proper uniforms and other school materials. Their mother would...

Francoise in her saloon

From dependency to employer: Francoise's dream comes true

Due to COVID-19, borders were closed and Francoise’s husband spent some time without work. Francoise supported the family through that period. She is proud...

Marie Rose making a cloth with her sawing machine

CORE project supporting the youth in off-farm entrepreneurship

The Creating Off-farm Rwandan Enterprises (CORE) Project provides youth like Marie Rose with capacity-building in cooperative management, financial...

Shyembe Health post that was constructed by World Vision

Shyembe Health Post easing access to health services

Access to healthcare services was a huge challenge for the residents of Shyembe cell, Rutsiro district. The residents encountered many barriers to...