Stay connected with the latest stories, programs, and community impact from the Edward Musonera Foundation. From empowering teen mothers and youth to advancing education, health, and economic resilience, our updates showcase how faith, guidance, and opportunity transform lives in Rwanda.
Edward Musonera Foundation (EMF) is continuing its work to strengthen sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) knowledge, legal literacy, protection, and community support for adolescent girls and young women in rural Rwanda. Through the project “Our Bodies, Our Rights:…
On the shores of Lake Cyohoha, teenage mothers in Kamabuye are writing a new story of resilience and hope. Through their local SACCO, they are steadily growing their savings while investing in horticulture projects that improve food security, generate income, and strengthen their families' livelihoods. Every seed they plant and every harvest they nurture reflects their determination to build a future defined by independence, dignity, and opportunity. Their journey is a powerful reminder that with the right support, young women can transform challenges into lasting success.
Edward Musonera Foundation (EMF) ifasha abagore babyaye imburagihe binyuze muri gahunda ya Grace & Glow (G2) igamije kubafasha kongera kwigirira icyizere, kubona ubumenyi bw’imibereho n’imirimo ibinjiriza amafaranga.
Abatoranywa bazahabwa amahugurwa kugira ngo bashobore gukora nk’abacuruzi ba Inovos (Sales Agents).
Musabwe kuzuza iyi fishi mutanga amakuru y’ukuri.
The Edward Musonera Foundation (EMF) and Inovos Ltd have officially launched a collaborative job creation initiative in the Kibungo Sector of Ngoma District. This partnership targets 50 teen mothers in its initial phase, equipping them with the skills to become…
Bridging faith and dignity, our recent outreach brought teenage mothers and parents together for open conversations on reproductive health. With the generous support of Supa Paper Works and Tamu, we distributed 1,000 sanitary pads and provided essential education to over 400 girls across Kamabuye, Ruhuha, and Ngoma.
During a recent home visit, our team met Rose, a 19-year-old mother of three who is courageously raising her children while also caring for her elderly mother. With support from EMF, Rose now maintains a small kitchen garden that provides food for her family and income from selling surplus vegetables. Despite the challenges she has faced, her life is gradually improving, and she continues to build a more hopeful future for her family.
At EMF, we believe every young person deserves guidance and opportunity. In Kamabuye and Ruhuha, we held conversations on Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights and supported teen mothers by covering school fees—ensuring no child is left behind. Together, we are building futures rooted in faith, dignity, and hope.
