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2026 SUMMER SCHOOL EXHANGE PROGRAM
Josai International University nursing students from Japan and University of Rwanda students visited Ambassador of Japan in Rwanda.
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INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
NPO Think about Education in Rwanda has more international cooperation especially in JAPAN
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2026 PEACE CONCERT
This year, participants promoted peace, unity, and hope through cultural activities under the theme “True Harmony Begins Within – World Peace Follows Our Footsteps.”
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QUALITY EDUCATION FOR ALL
Access to quality education system is what NPO Think about Education in Rwanda give to Rwandan students.
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EXCHANGE PROGRAM FOR JIU & UR NURSING STUDENTS
Nursing students from Josai International University and University of Rwanda, had useful discussion with some of the Doctors at C.H.U.K . This improves their experience in studies and also connection between Japan and Rwanda.
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Right to early education for all
Early childhood porridge support in Gicumbi district under financial support from Theirworld a UK Based Charity organization to develop early childhood education
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Shine on Rwanda project 2026
Solar lamps distribution in Gisagara district, to the vulnerable families to easy self study at home for children, increase hygiene during cooking and save money to buy batteries for torches.
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Independent support for people Residing in Miyove(ISPRM)
ISPRM project helps vulnerable people of Miyove, Nyamiyaga village to rise from poverty to self sustainability through modern farming, rooftop rainwater harvesting as well as creating income generating activities.
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MIYOVE ECD&F, gicumbi district
NPO TER and its partners help Miyove ECD&F to get porridge and lunch of children studying there.
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2026 Primary students exchange Rwanda and Japan
We conduct primary students exchanges between Umuco Mwiza school and different schools in Japan to increase self confidence of Rwandan students and courtesy cooperation
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AMDA 2026
AMDA visited Rwanda to provide training on medical checkups for doctors, nurses, and NPO-TER staff, followed by follow-up activities to strengthen healthcare practices.
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Community work
On a bright Saturday morning in Gisagara District, staff and volunteers from NPO TER joined the local community for communal work with great enthusiasm. Together with local leaders, they united their efforts and worked side by side, digging the land with dedication and teamwork.
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A Light of Hope in Gisagara District
In 2026, the staff and volunteers of NPO TER visited communities in Gisagara District to distribute solar lights to families living without electricity. For many households, nights were often dark and challenging.
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Solar Light Beneficiaries
Two persons living with disabilities were among the participants who received solar lights through the Shine on Rwanda program. For many years, darkness filled their homes every evening because they had no access to electricity.
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Elderly Beneficiaries
Several elderly people were among the participants who benefited from the solar light distribution under the Shine on Rwanda program. Many of them have spent years living without electricity, which made their evenings difficult and uncomfortable.
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Disabled Child Beneficiary
A child living with a disability was among the participants who received a solar light through the Shine on Rwanda program. Sadly, the child had been abandoned by relatives because of his lameness, and life had been extremely difficult without proper care or support.
Read the story →“One of the most affected people during this time were teachers, more than eight months schools were closed, NPO TER in collaboration with ADESOC has decided to use school funds of 2,000,000 Rwf to maintain the school health and support teachers.”
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