There are many orphans in Rwanda who cannot attend school as they cannot afford the fees. We therefore set up a project to enable members of the public to sponsor them to attend school.
Read this letter for more information about how your sponsorship can help.
For as little as £20 to £30 per month, you can make a massive
difference to the life of a young person in Rwanda. Sponsors
are
encouraged to keep in touch with their sponsored child by
exchanging
correspondence, family photos, and birthday and Christmas
cards/presents. Some sponsors have even visited their child in
Rwanda
and witnessed other projects taking place there. Let’s meet
some of
them :
Faustin receiving his 1st Class Honours Degree in January 2015. Having completed his studies he is now waiting to receive his Master’s Degree. |
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Fabiola has completed her vocational course... having studied hairdressing earlier. |
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These students are all supported by Rwanda Restored to attend Gihogwe Secondary School, Kigali | |
Rosine has recently graduated in Computer Science. | |
Biri, who graduated from the ICT faculty at Umutara Polytechnic University in 2013 now teaches IT at GSS. | |
Claudine is married, has a young baby, and is now qualified and working as a nurse. | |
Ejide, a genocide survivor and orphan has now competed his law degree and is employed by the Rwandan government. | |
Olive is now serving as a police officer. |
STEP 1: Once you have informed us that you would like to sponsor a child using the sponsorship form, we will discuss with you the details of a suitable young person.
STEP 2: Once a suitable person has been identified, you will set up a standing order into our bank account for the required monthly amount. If you prefer to use payroll giving then this may be possible too.
STEP 3: You will receive a photograph and details of the sponsored child and then a yearly update on the student’s progress.
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE WOULD USUALLY EXPECT A YOUNG PERSON TO BE SPONSORED FOR AROUND 3 OR 4 YEARS SO HE OR SHE CAN GRADUATE SECONDARY SCHOOL OR HIGHER EDUCATION RESPECTIVELY.
For further
information contact
Rwanda Restored