Since July 2016, Save the Children embarked on Livelihoods and youth empowerment project in Mahama Refugee Camp, to equip refugees with necessary livelihoods skills.
“I am very proud to present to you 200 Story books for children with visual impairments. In Rwanda, these children did not have access to appropriate story books to read and develop their literacy," Philippe.
SC constructed a library in Mahama Refugee Camp to help over 38,000 school aged children and youth refugee like Jack access different books and embrace a culture of reading.
“Children grassroots groups are our space to speak about issues concerning children welfare. And our role in finding solutions to problems children face”. Patient
“While practicing medicine during the day, I would spend my evenings and free time to work on my writings”, Dr. Christine Warugaba has been writing children’s stories since she was a girl.
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