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  Centre Cyprien et Daphrose Rugamba (CECYDAR) transforms the lives of vulnerable children living on the streets in Remera, GASABO District, Kigali, through rehabilitation programs, individual and group psychosocial support, education, and life skills training. CECYDAR prioritises reuniting children with their family members and provides training sessions to help rebuild the parent-child relationship.

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  Chiedza Community Welfare Trust

  The Chiedza Community Welfare Trust is dedicated to improving the well-being and quality of life for individuals and families within communities. Its activities may include:

  Offering social services such as food aid, clothing, shelter, and basic necessities to vulnerable populations, including the elderly, orphaned children, people with disabilities, and low-income families.
  Providing educational support, including school supplies, scholarships, and educational programs, to promote access to education and improve educational outcomes for children and youth.
  Conducting healthcare initiatives such as medical clinics, health education programs, immunization drives, and access to basic healthcare services for underserved communities.
  Implementing community development projects focused on infrastructure improvements, water and sanitation, livelihood support, agriculture, and income-generating activities.
  Facilitating skills training, vocational programs, and entrepreneurship initiatives to empower individuals and promote self-reliance and economic stability.

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  BLUE HILLS PROBATION HOSTELS AND REMAND HOME

  Blue Hills Probation Hostel and Remand Home started operating in 1960 as a reformatory home for young offenders. The home is run by the Government and is directly under the Department of Social Development. With changes in understanding proper childcare, the home policy has also changed from being a Reformatory to a Place of Safety for children who have been abused, orphaned, street children, destitute, lost children as well as halfway home for children in conflict with the law. With a holding capacity of 60 children, currently there are 23 boys at the institution, 10 are in Primary School, 10 in Secondary and 3 in tertiary. The Home runs several sustainability projects which includes poultry projects, rabbit, crop production and gardening. Excess produce is sold to the community around. Children are heavily involved in the management of the projects under the supervision of staff. Knowledge children acquire in implementing these projects helps in starting and running such projects for themselves when they leave the institution.

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