Christian
            fish symbolWelcome to Rwanda Restored

"Restoring the Hopeless - Equipping the Helpless"

Map of Rwanda

Rwanda Restored seeks the advancement of education of young people in Rwanda by building or improving schools, relieving financial hardship by providing money for food, housing, education, clothes and social support for widows and orphans across Rwanda.

The main focus of the charity is on children, to ensure they are given decent accommodation either with their family or within any boarding schools operating throughout the country.

Rwandan gorillaWe also aim to support the parents of these children, many of whom are widows because of HIV, AIDS and the genocide of 1994. Many of the mothers cannot support their families financially without working as prostitutes. Our aim is to steer them into a safer and productive life by encouraging and supporting local trade in gift items such as cards, embroidery and other handicrafts.

" Rwanda Restored believes that every child has the right to attend school"

Whole school photo March 2013

Whole School Photo - March 2013

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Photo montageClick image to enlarge

Click for latest photos of Gihogwe School project

"Murakoze" a film about the work of Rwanda Restored made by Tom Taylor, an associate in SJ Berwin's Corporate Department who sponsored the work of Rwanda Restored during 2009.

NEWS SNIPPETS


Sponsored students with Welsh flag

These students are being sponsored  to attend Gihogwe High School


Students needing sponsors


Student needing a sponsor
Rachel
Student needing a sponsor
Patrick
Student needing a sponsor
Evette

If you can help to sponsor any of these
students please contact us - thank you


LATEST NEWS AND NEEDS!!

"All things are possible with God"

Please help us build the new girls dormitory block (click for photos)

Fundraising £110,000
Girls dormitoryGirls dormitory progress
Progress on the new girls dormitory - May 2013

Our new target amount of £190,000  is for completion of the ground floor, first floor and the roof. Additionally it also covers all the fixtures and fittings.

Artists impression of dormitory block
Artists impression of new girls dormitory block

"As of March 2013 we have 180 girl boarders. Dormitories are temporarily very overcrowded until such time as we can complete the new dormitory - see photos alongside. This must be finished as soon as possible as it is urgently needed! The roof metal structure is now all in place & the next phase will be to fix the blue roofing sheets to make this building weather proof"

"We would like to partner with as many secondary schools as possible to continue building this urgently needed dormitory " Please contact us if you can help.

Boys toilet block

Boys toilet block

The boys toilet block is now in use although it isn't completely finished but it does mean that the boys do not need to use the nearby church toilets.

How can i help?

Rwanda Restored is totally dependent on donations from individuals and companies. All donations, regardless of size, are gratefully appreciated and can be directed to a chosen project.

Some of the monies raised have been through groups organizing a sponsored walk, swim, bike rides, cake stalls in schools, non-uniform days and many other events.

It is also possible to buy gifts such as goats and mosquito nets which will be handed out to the needy.

You can also support the handicraft centre by purchasing greeting cards and pictures.

You can make a difference. Please help us to help the poor in Rwanda.

Legacies - Please consider leaving a legacy to Rwanda Restored in your will as this could make a massive difference to the work. Further details regarding donations are obtainable through our donation page using Justgiving or Paypal.

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