Projects and partners

CCCD Child Centered Community Development as the main project

Location: Bugesera, Rwamagana and Rusizi

Partners: AEE (Bugesera & Rusizi) and EPR (Rwamagana)

The goal of Help a Child is for all children to have a life in dignity, with love and a promising future. Help a Child through their partner AEE and EPR reach the poorest children and their families of the selected areas and focus on that specific group.

Selecting the vulnerable areas though does not automatically mean that the poorest groups are indeed reached and impacted. It is our ambition to improve the wellbeing of children in need in a sustainable way. By constructing and renovating ECD, training community on positive parenting, hygiene, nutrition and mobilizing community to join self-help group for generating their income.

ECD Building Better Beginnings project funded by UNICEF

Location: Bugesera, Rwamagana, Rutsiro and Gicumbi

Partners: No partners we implement directly

Since 2018, we have maintained our collaboration with UNICEF. With the funds we receive, we expand the construction of model Early Childhood Development (ECD) centers, improve the quality of services, and empower the community. Additionally, we are granted funds to implement advanced ECD in Rwanda through an engaged and capacitated civil society, aiming to increase investment, coordination, and monitoring of ECD at the decentralized level.

ECD-Building better beginnings project funded by Pharus

Location: Rusizi district

Partners: AEE

The project was built upon the initial initiative, which established a model ECD center in Rwimbogo. This involved renovating ECD centers and establishing one cost-effective center. Pharus foundation is a donor for Early Childhood Development (ECD) intervention in Rusizi aiming at scaling up ECD interventions in different communities.

Revolving fund project funded by individuals

Location: Rwamagana District, Gahengeri sector

Partners: EPR and HaC Rwanda

Since 2021 Help a child Rwanda through its partner EPR has designed a Revolving fund scheme to unlock community potentials through friendly loans from Sangwa SACCO Gahengeri. This financial scheme has supported CCCD activities to initiate or boost businesses and income generating ideas among youth and adults from their respective communities addressing the wellbeing of a child.

 

In 2024 we also want to support

2,000

(young) children through ECD and sponsorship program

700

youth through integrated farm planning (PIP)

1,500

parents involved in the Parenting Challenge

6,000

community members through SHGs and farmer groups