The work being done in Rwanda

• Support for the child headed households. These children have been without parents since the the genocide and have missed out on an education and other things a child may take for granted. They are not only responsible for their own sibblings but for any cousins or other orphans left that need care.
  
  
• Provision for educational materials for primary, secondary and tertiary.
  
  
• Support for women. The establishment of small groups through which they work and earn a living. They make things like soaps, twisted mats, and maps.
  
  
• The purchase of field tools for agriculture and seeds for planting.
  
  
• The purchase of goats, chickens and cows for food, products, and soil fertility.
  
  
• Organisation of agricultural projects.
  
  
• Building and repairing of houses.
  
  
• Health Centres for trauma counselling and medical support.
  
  
• Youth work and camps
  
  
• Building and refurbishing and establishing Regional Centres.
  

Conference Centre and the Guest House are a
source of livelihood for many Rwandians.