We Empower To Transform

4600+

Women supported with sanitary and hygienic materials

3000+

Students reached through the EmpowerThem Campaign

450+

Health insurance donated to vulnerable families

60+

Families Empowered through Sustainable Livelihood

100+

Women trained with hands-on skills

400+

Students received School materials

WHAT WE DO

SDGS UNDER OUR FOCUS

Why Support Us

Nyinawumuntu Initiative is committed to empowering and supporting young girls and women especially teen mothers, creating a brighter future for them and their children.

We invite potential partners, donors, and stakeholders to join us in making a meaningful difference in the lives of young girls and women especially teen mothers teen mothers in Rwanda particularly in rural areas.

Empower girls, and Women (Teen Mothers)

To provide girls, and Women (teen mothers) with essential skills, knowledge, and opportunities for economic independence, emphasizing sewing and handcraft skills.

Promote Sustainable Living Conditions

To foster self-reliance, socio-economic development, and home-grown solutions for teen mothers and their children

Reduce Early Pregnancies

To address the root causes of early pregnancies by offering comprehensive education on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and Gender Based Violence (GBV).

Support Small Business Start-Ups

To encourage and assist teen mothers in starting their small businesses

Our Projects

TalkToTalk Mubwiza

The ” Talk-to-Talk Mu Bwiza Project ” is a project that provides a platform for individuals to openly share their life stories and experiences, fostering strong bonds among participants. The project aims to create a supportive environment where people can communicate freely and discuss their personal challenges and triumphs. The term “Mu Bwiza” conveys a sense of being in the right place, where individuals can engage in open and meaningful communication.

Girubuzima project

Girubuzima is a nutrition and health-focused project by the Nyinawumuntu Initiative that aims to improve the well-being of women, children, and families. The project focuses on teaching beneficiaries how to prepare healthy meals using local foods, access basic nutrition services, and create their own Akarima k’Igikoni (kitchen gardens). Through hands-on training, workshops, and ongoing support, Girubuzima promotes healthy eating habits, sustainable food practices, and better access to nutritional care.

EmpowerHer

EmpowerHer is a cornerstone project of the Nyinawumuntu Initiative, focused on helping young women and girls especially teen mothers to break free from poverty. The project offers hands-on training in skills like sewing and handcrafting, with support from experienced mentors. It also teaches women how to start and grow small businesses, giving them a chance to earn their own income.

EmpowerThem

The EmpowerThem Project is a school-based life-skills program addressing early pregnancy, GBV, and limited economic awareness among adolescents, proposed as a partnership between the Nyinawumuntu Initiative and secondary schools in Musambira Sector, using peer mentorship and safe dialogue spaces to build girls’ knowledge of SRHR, decision-making, self-protection, and economic awareness so they can make safe choices and complete their education.

Testimonial from Uwamahoro

The safe space to talk about my struggles has made a huge difference. I’m no longer feel isolated and I have gained the strength to start a small business..

Uwamahoro

Program participant

Testimonial from Martina

Before EmpowerHer, I felt hopeless and alone, but now I have learned how to sew, and I am starting my own business. I feel empowered, and I can provide for my family. This project has given me a second chance at life

Martina

Progam Participant