World Vision Rwanda

World Vision Rwanda staff are taking part in a three-day Monitoring Systems Strengthening Training that kicked off yesterday.

This training is strengthening our collective capacity in monitoring systems, improving data quality and use, and reinforcing our commitment to evidence-based programming.

By improving how capture and use data, we are better equipped to deliver more accountable, effective, and impactful programmes for children and communities.

Building stronger systems for stronger impact.

Are you ready to be part of something truly impactful? 🏌️‍♂️📢

We are counting down to the 'Friends of World Vision Rwanda Golf Tournament', taking place on 22 August 2026 at the Kigali Golf Club Villa & Resort.

This flagship event will bring together corporate leaders for an inspiring blend of purposeful networking and social impact. Beyond the fairways, every contribution will help scale Professional Umuganda, our community-driven model addressing child malnutrition in some of Rwanda's highest-burden districts.

We extend our sincere appreciation to Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts Kigali for joining us as a valued hospitality partner. Their generous contribution of a curated culinary experience and premium guest hospitality will help create an exceptional experience for participating leaders, partners, and guests.

📢As we prepare to tee off, we invite more partners to join us in Driving Hope together, because every swing and every amount can help build a healthier future for Rwanda's children.

Interested in being part of this initiative? We would love to connect. Send us a direct message or call; +250788383773(Keith) or +250788332310(Beatrice), to explore partnership opportunities.

This morning at World Vision Rwanda, we gathered to celebrate Fathers and prospective Fathers in a reflective session centered on strengthening family life and relationships.

The session was opened with a powerful sermon by Pastor Désiré Habyarimana, who spoke on building healthy marital intimacy through open and honest communication. He emphasized that strong families are anchored in trust, intentional dialogue, and mutual understanding; values that extend beyond the home and shape how we lead, serve, and relate to others in the workplace and community.

The men were appreciated for the roles they play as fathers, mentors, colleagues, and role models. We recognized the quiet strength, responsibility, and dedication they bring both at home and in service to children and communities.

We also took time to pray over them, speaking blessing, strength, and wisdom into their lives as they continue to navigate the demands and joys of fatherhood and family leadership.

To all the fathers and prospective fathers in our midst; thank you for your presence, your effort, and your commitment to building homes filled with love, respect, and stability.

At World Vision, we believe every child and family deserves safety, dignity, and the opportunity to thrive.

This year, through our WASH, education, livelihoods, and specialized support programs, we have reached more than 180,000lives and households, helping refugee and host communities’ access essential services, build resilience, and create pathways to a brighter future.

As we mark World Refugee Day, we stand in solidarity with refugees around the world and renew our commitment to support those forced to flee their homes.

Together, we can help create a world where every person is safe, valued, and given the chance to flourish.

: Staff from World Vision Rwanda are convening for a Learning Event designed to turn experience into action and insights into impact.

The event is providing a platform to reflect on programme performance, sponsorship effectiveness, DMEAL findings, and operational excellence, while openly discussing both achievements and challenges. It is also an opportunity to share promising practices, spotlight innovations, and identify practical solutions that can strengthen the way we work.

The goal is to ensure that evidence and lessons learned inform future decision-making, improve programme quality, enhance accountability, and accelerate progress towards better Child Well-Being outcomes.

As teams collaboratively shape priorities and actions for FY27, this process is reinforcing a culture of continuous improvement, shared accountability, and adaptive management, because the best programmes are built not only on what we do, but on how well we learn from what we do.

World Vision Rwanda is delighted to announce the Friends of World Vision Rwanda Golf Tournament, set for 22 August 2026 at the Kigali Golf Club Villa & Resort.

Under the theme “Driving Hope,” this flagship event will convene corporate leaders for a powerful blend of strategic networking and meaningful social impact. Proceeds will support the scale-up of Professional Umuganda,our community-driven model tackling child malnutrition in high-burden districts across Rwanda.

A special appreciation goes to Park Inn by Radisson Kigali for stepping in as a key hospitality partner. Their tailored support including exclusive accommodation arrangements, event hospitality services, and curated guest experience packages,will play a central role in elevating the tournament experience for participating leaders and partners.

This collaboration reflects what is possible when the private sector goes beyond participation to purposeful partnership aligning business excellence with measurable social impact and strong ESG value.

We look forward to welcoming more partners to this journey of Driving Hope where every swing contributes to a healthier future for children.

He has shown us the way: act with justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with God. 🕊️

As we mark the Day of the African Child under the theme “Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Every Child in Africa,” we are reminded that safe water and dignified sanitation remain foundational to child well-being.

Through our WASH programming, delivered alongside interventions in education, child protection, health, and livelihoods, World Vision Rwanda has reached more than 1.1 million children since the launch of our 2026–2030 Strategy.

Water sits at the centre of this work. It influences health outcomes, school attendance, and the overall environment in which children grow and develop.

When water systems function reliably and at community level, they do more than deliver a service! They reduce vulnerability and strengthen every other aspect of a child’s life.

This is why we continue to prioritize WASH as a core driver of child well-being.

You’ll see every match.
But will you see every crisis?
This year's World Cup has 104 matches—the same number of emergencies we responded to in 2025. Behind every number is a child, a family, a community in crisis. And together, we showed up every time.