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Across rural Rwanda, change is happening through teamwork, empowerment, and shared responsibility. Women Plan Rwanda (WPR), organization founded in 2023, is at the heart of this transformation. The organization focuses on empowering vulnerable women, children, and youth by providing skills, financial independence, and educational support. By collaborating with local leaders, community members, donors, and program […]

Spread the love In rural Rwanda, thousands of girls face the risk of dropping out of school due to poverty, lack of basic school materials, and menstrual health challenges. Women Plan Rwanda (WPR), a women- and youth-led NGO founded in 2023, is changing this narrative through its Drop Out Prevention Project (DOP Project), a program

On Saturday, January 24, 2026, Women Plan Rwanda (WPR), in partnership with Green Hills Academy, launched an initiative to support young women and students in Muhanga District. The event aimed to promote well-being and empowerment by providing hygiene kits and educational supplies as part of WPR’s Single Mothers Empowerment Program (SMEP). The collaboration focused on

Women Plan Rwanda (WPR) has supported 50 young women living in Mugombwa Refugee Camp in Gisagara District with chickens and menstrual hygiene kits, as part of efforts to promote nutrition and dignity in menstrual health. The support was provided on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, under the organization’s Single Mothers Empowerment Program (SMEP) and aligned with

Musambira, Kamonyi District: Women Plan Rwanda (WPR), a youth led organization dedicated to women’s empowerment, celebrated International Women’s Day (IWD) with enthusiasm in Musambira of Kamonyi district. The event took place on Wednesday, March 08, 2024, brought together stakeholders, volunteers, and community members to commemorate the achievements of women and empower young mothers in the

Kuri uyu wa Kane tariki 25 Mata 2024, abanyeshuri biga mu Rwunge rw’amashuri rwa Vunga (GS Vunga) bahawe ibikoresho by’ishuri  ni  umuryango Women progress family (WPF)   bavuga ko bigiye kubafasha  mu gutsinda neza amasomo yabo. Women Progress Family ni umushinga umaze igihe gito ukorana n’ibigo by’amashuri bitandukanye aho batoranya abana b’abakobwa batifashije kurusha abandi bakabafasha

Empowering Rural Women: Women Plan Rwanda Boosts Village Livelihoods Southern Province, Rwanda — In a bid to foster economic independence among rural women, Women Plan Rwanda, a local non-governmental, non-profit organization, is making significant strides through its women’s economic empowerment initiatives. Operating across villages in Rwanda’s Southern Province, the program trains rural women in financial

Empowering Rural Rwanda – Preventing School Drop‑Outs for a Brighter Future “Education is liberation—from poverty, inequality, and self-doubt.” This is the vision guiding Women Plan Rwanda, a non-governmental, non-profit organization dedicated to empowering rural women, girls, youth, and families through sustainable community initiatives. One of their flagship efforts, the School Drop‑Out Prevention Program, is making