76,663
We have reached 76,663 children through peacebuilding education delivered by Gwiza Amahoro Club in schools and communities, helping children develop the knowledge, skills, and values needed to promote peace and positive relationships.
1,200
1,200 teachers have been trained in peacebuilding education through Gwiza Amahoro Club in schools. The training helps teachers better understand and teach the message that we are all brothers and sisters, while promoting unity, mutual respect, and peaceful coexistence.
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1,041
We’re working with 1,041 local government officials at the district level.
Empower young people to become active citizen, agents of peace and positive social change in their communities through enhanced conflict resolution and civic engagement capacity.
Unlock the economic potential
of young people by building entrepreneurial mindsets,
skills, and access to resources necessary for sustainable
self-employment and job creation.
Contribute to equitable access to quality, relevant, and inclusive education for the most marginalized and vulnerable children and youth, enabling them to reach their full potential.
Build and leverage strategic partnerships, networks, and alliances that amplify organizational impact, enhance resource mobilization, strengthen advocacy efforts, and contribute to sector-wide collaboration and learning.