Author name: Claudette Nshimiyimana

Achievements Testimonies UMUBYEYI Flancine, a member of the Alarm Rwanda Women Economic Empowerment group, testifies about how training and start-up capital have helped her increase sales and profits. PRAYER REQUEST According to the current government regulations regarding faith-based organizations, it is suggested that all faith-based organizations and churches take part and get involved in the […]

We thank God that the first quarter of 2025 has been a blessing for Burera farming and educational projects. The harvest from the first season of farming has not been so good due to the sun which caused the soil to dry and crops did not come out well. for Burera, we are glad that

On this April 16, 2025, the ALARM Rwanda team has joined the authorities of Kinyinya Sector to provide a significant support to Delphine UWANYIRIGIRA, one of survivors from the 1994 genocide against Tutsi. Kinyinya grass root leaders provided a house as a shelter to Delphine, while the ALARM Rwanda provided some of home equipment that

IWE School Mission is to provide quality education of sciences and cultivate Christian values to young girls who have completed their primary school. The school opened its doors at 2006 with 36 students, 3 teachers, 3 classrooms, and 2 small offices. Over the past 17 years, IWE School has graduated 528 girls. Currently IWE School

The Club of Unity and Resilience Kanazi is composed of the 1994 genocide survivors combined with the genocide perpetrators (that include among others the released prisoners) and the children of both groups. This club is meant to shape the spirit of forgiveness, healing, and resilience among both parties’ members. Their shared efforts are not only

The team led a three day general pastoral leadership training on topics that include discussing on biblical forgiveness and reconciliation, trauma healing, bible teaching to children, bringing justice to children, mediation and setting up mediation program.

The Burera farm initiative stands to transform the community by training small farmers and community members in mixed agriculture conservation farming techniques to increase crop yields, fight against malnutrition, and decrease poverty. This initiative is combined with providing piglets to local poor families especially widows which support the women in producing organic manure to use in