How do we work?

• Ubumuntu program focuses on voluntary charity activities and fundraisings from partners, supporters, friends, and NGOs to provide gifts, donations, material, or financial support to vulnerable children and their families.

• Train FMI Ubumuntu members, and community volunteers for humility charity works

• Providing parenting services to selected children (child sponsor)

• To promote humility among the young generation

Shaped by decades of experience within Rwanda's communities and with its educators, we affect change by bringing together real-world solutions, policy expertise, sustainable financing and collaborative partnerships.

Ubumuntu Program

• Establishment and empower Children’s Center.

• Family development promotion through peace works.

• Poverty reduction through capacity building and graduation.

• Promotion of saving culture (saving groups).

• Engagement of the young generations in responding to the climate change.

• Talents detection and promotion

• Fight against malnutrition.

• Re-integration of vulnerable children into the community.

• Helping teen mothers to integrate into small business.

• Training youth about Sexual Reproductive Health.

• Providing health insurance to vulnerable families.

• Talent promotion through sports and cultural activities

Health and Social Program

Community Development

Our team

Founder and Executive Director: Bikorimana Valens

Project Officer:

Niyomugabo Venuste

Procurement Officer:

Theophile Munyaneza

Education Field Officer:

Theogene Nsabiyumva

Financial Manager:

Regis NIYOMUKIZA

Program Manager: Dushime Jean

Admin & HR Manager:

Jean Pierre Muvandimwe

IT & Communication Officer:

Alexis Iradukunda

Saving Field Officer:

Martin MUNYANEZA

Driver: Isaie NSENGIYUMVA

Environmental Field Officer:

Andre NGIZWENAYO

M & E Officer: Faida Grace

Administrative Assistant:

David NDIKUBWIMANA

Accountant:

Albertine IRABARUTA

Support Staff & Secretary:

Marie Claire MUTUYIMANA

Driver:

Jean Damascene IYAMUREMYE

“Igiti kigororwa kikiri gito.”

– Rwandan proverb