News

Monday 3 July 2017

Dreams come true: Burundian unaccompanied refugee children get foster families.

“I have a family and someone I call mother. I’m happy regardless of the existing challenges." Micheline,

Wednesday 7 June 2017

Children writers shine and set high standards for Rwandan authors at National Book Exhibition.

"Mum used to bring us storybooks at home, and would insist that we read them instead of watching much television. That’s when I got the inspiration to write my own books” – said Michelle.

Tuesday 18 April 2017

Music brings hope to Burundi children/youth refugees, as they drum away despair.

When Desire, a young Burundian is handed a drum, his face lights up. He is one of 100 youth and children at the Save the Children supported youth and child friendly spaces.

Monday 20 February 2017

Partners joint planning & sharing reports: vital to fortify child protection system in Rwanda.

Rwanda’s institutions engaged in child rights and protection must carry out joint planning and share reports to build a strong and sustainable child protection system.

Saturday 4 February 2017

Early literacy at forefront as media editors’ pledge to reverse learning challenges in Rwanda.

Over 30 media editors attended a one day-long training on how to reverse pupils learning challenges in Rwanda through Save the Children’s Mureke Dusome Project.

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