Welcome to Rwanda
Restored
Restoring the Hopeless
–
Releasing young prisoners
of poverty
into freedom of secondary education.
–
Can
you help us to release many more?
Rwanda Restored provides secondary
education for the poorest of young people through its sponsorship
programme thanks to the generosity of its many supporters in the UK
and abroad. Currently we support 128 students for school and a small
number are able to continue to university through the kindness and
ability of their providers.
The Charity also gives some support
to two Primary schools in remote parts of the country where pupil
numbers have grown very significantly as we have built more
classrooms and other facilities.
We
always aim to help - as funds allow - the poorest, widows and
orphans by giving out Bibles, food parcels, goats, making African
handicraft and other income generating schemes such as selling
charcoal with particular focus on rebuilding damaged houses and even
building new homes.
"Rwanda Restored
believes that every child has the right to attend school"
- Appolone, a young evangelistic pastor and his heavily
pregnant wife, a singer require at least £300 to enable them to
provide at least some roofing for their house – Can you help us
provide the funds so that we may assist them to do so? Click here for more
details of their need (PPTX).
- Our most grateful thanks to Cobo Mission Guernsey for their
very generous donation of funds to provide food parcels for the
poor of Rwanda who have been hit extremely hard by the effects of
too much rain and not enough sun for their crops to prosper. Click here for
photos and more information (PDF).
- Many orphans and very poor students may not be able to
finish their secondary education because we have lost some sponsors
due to natural causes etc. Please do anything possible to help us
find replacements.
Grateful email received recently from a past student:
I am Philbert. I am pleased to express my gratitude to Rwanda
Restored for the endless supports they offered me from my secondary
in senior 2 up to university studies.
I also thank
them for different aids given to me in my hard moments.
Today, I am married with two daughters. More importantly and
interestingly I am teaching at Gihogwe secondary school which was
funded in its establishment by Rwanda Restored.
Thank you very much! May God bless you.
Biri
Our “Friend
of Child” family (those students sponsored by Rwanda
Restored) has grown to 95 students! All are so poor - some without
a family or parents. But all are greatly loved and we continue to
search for sponsors to maintain a brighter future for so many
others who would love to come to our school but do not have the
funds.
How can I help the work of Rwanda Restored?
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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LATEST NEWS AND NEEDS!!
"All things
are possible with God"
Claudine is a degree nurse /
midwife and practices in one of the local clinics. She is an
exceptionally clever nurse and is married with 2 children. Just
another product of secondary school sponsorship with kind sponsors
able to take her through university.
Widow prepares buckets of
charcoal from her only 2 large sacks ready to sell and earn to
provide for her 8 children. She needs more sacks to sell!
Madeline - a former student at
GSS - is a maths teacher at a primary school in Gisenyni. She has
a large class and is looking so much better because she has a job
and money for food.
Elderly man completes a 10 mile
sponsored walk enabling these four projects to begin in Rwanda.
Raising over £1000.
The new school sign has now been
erected at the main road & should make many people aware of
our secondary school