Education
Working together we can provide much needed books, school materials and even internet access to the children of Rwanda. But maybe more importantly is to make the school environment a safe and healthy place, so one of our biggest priorities is clean, healthy, running water in all the schools. Will you help us?
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A priority for any country Rwanda is working hard to rebuild and expand access to medical care. We are building hospitals and the first ever medical school. We are training the doctors of the future and providing much needed medical care too.
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Like any country Rwanda is nothing without the unity of its people. As we work to rebuild this beautiful country we are healing the scars that once divided the land. Through the creation of new community based resources and connections with the world beyond our boarders Rwanda is emerging as a new dawn for all of Africa. Reach out your hand to Rwanda.
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View some of the new photos in Rwanda from our partner EPHAS! These photos are taken by students at the locations we are working with to improve water access. These students are documenting the work being done and the benefits of the projects that HHFR supports.
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Hello everyone, we are working to help Rwanda continue to grow and flourish as a strong and independent country. This website as well as our Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/HelpingHandsRwanda?sk=wall and Twitter @RwandaVR exist for the purpose of uniting everyone interested in helping Rwandan’s fulfill their dream.
For Rwandan’s living and working in their country, everyday is a day of great promise and progress because they have achieved so much already they know they can and will do more. What is amazing is how much can be done with relatively little resources. Rwandan’s are very hard working and dedicated to achieving their goals. For those of us who are not there, but have family or friends who live there, and for those that just want to help, HHFR.org is here to connect each of us with the great potential that is Rwanda. Rwandan’s are right now building much needed hospitals and medical schools. They are also working very hard to build their schools and supply them with clean, running water so their children have a safe and healthy environment in which to learn. So much has been done and there is so much to do. Please take 5 minutes and look at the photos and you will see the face of a nation that has much to give.
Rwandan’s are hard at work building their future, you can be confident that whatever little you can give will help them create something big. Please make a donation today.
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