On 14 October 2026, Women Plan Rwanda (WPR), an organization committed to promoting the development of women, children, and rural youth from extremely poor families, visited its beneficiaries under the Dropout Prevention Program (DOP) at GS Vunga for an activity called “DOP Club Financial Literacy Training and Testimonial Collection.” The DOP Program aims to prevent […]

Today, October 9, 2026, Women Plan Rwanda participated in the celebration of the 2026 International Day of the Girl Child, under the theme “An Empowered Girl, A Better Future.” The event took place at GS Munyinya School, located in Shyogwe Sector, Muhanga District. During the event, we held an interactive discussion with students from Senior

Educational tours organized by Women Plan Rwanda during the school holidays are helping vulnerable girls stay in school, understand Rwanda’s history, and gain the confidence to reject strangers who use false promises to deceive young people. More than 40 students from different schools, selected from over 106 beneficiaries supported by Women Plan Rwanda, visited the

Women Plan Rwanda (WPR), through its Dropout Prevention (DOP) Program, provided essential learning and hygiene materials to beneficiaries in preparation for the Third Term of the 2025–2026 academic year. This activity aimed to ensure that students return to school on time without delays, in line with the program’s objective of preventing and addressing factors that

Women Plan Rwanda (WPR), through its Dropout Prevention (DOP) Program, organized and implemented a holiday meeting that brought together parents and students from partner schools in Muhanga and Nyanza Districts. This term-based session aimed to strengthen parental engagement in children’s education while reviewing students’ academic performance for Term 2 of the 2025–2026 academic year. The

The Single Mothers Empowerment Project(SMEP) of Women Plan Rwanda(WPR) Organization saw how in the society, such girls are often labeled as irresponsible, immoral, incapable, or as people whose future is already ruined, and come to remind them that there is still hope. Even though society may see them negatively, and even though they may feel

Women Plan Rwanda (WPR) has provided essential school supplies and personal hygiene items to students of Groupe Scolaire Kaganza in Nyanza District, reaffirming its commitment to supporting vulnerable students across the country. The distribution took place on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, as part of the organization’s ongoing education support initiatives. WPR, an organization dedicated to

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