Child Protection Program includes three key initiatives to create a holistic approach to child well-being, ensuring both protection and (...)
The Mental Health Program promotes well-being and provides services across all operational districts through awareness, healing services, and (...)
The Economic Empowerment Program operates in six sectors of Rwamagana and seven in Rubavu, aiming to lift youth and former street children’s (...)
Family Business for Education
Uyisenga Ni imanzi as child and youth focused organization has been supporting vulnerable children for almost 20 years and it has brought good results, so many had finished university and secondary levels from UNM’s sponsorship. UNM had supported more than 3000 children of different (...)
Amazing retreat 2024
The 2024 year-end retreat was a truly remarkable and memorable event, bringing together members, supporters, and stakeholders of Uyisenga Ni Imanzi to reflect on the year’s accomplishments and chart a path forward. The retreat served as a joyous occasion to celebrate the achievements of the (...)
Hear from those impacted by our work
They are happy again!
This is one of the families united by Baho Neza Safe Spaces. They shared that they used to experience conflicts at home but could not understand the root cause. After joining Baho Neza Safe Spaces, they realized that unhealed wounds were the source of their conflicts. They decided to use conversations as a way to express their emotions, and now their home is stronger through understanding each other.
FAMILY CONFLICTS RESOLUTION
Pleasing story!
M.J is one of the reintegrated and rehabilitated children in Rubavu district, committed to pursuing his dreams after living on the streets, He went back to school, doubting whether he would finish but UNM mentored him and now He passed the primary school leaving exam & became the top student at his school despite the challenges he faced and he is willing to continue until he finish university.
M.J.’s story
My name is S.R., and I am a farmer. Before I received training on mental health and gender, I used to cause conflict because I believed that being "the man of the house" meant making decisions alone and always being in control. I didn’t realize that collaboration could strengthen our development. Now, I understand the value of working together and have embraced it, which has helped resolve many of my conflicts. I am truly grateful, thank you UNM.
Leading Together
