The "Batwa Children School Feeding Program" is a vital initiative aimed at supporting the most marginalized and vulnerable children in Rwanda. The Batwa community, one of the country's poorest minority groups, faces extreme poverty and social exclusion. This project addresses their immediate nutritional needs to ensure they can access education and improve their future prospects.

Offering educational scholarships to vulnerable children, empowering them to access quality education and build a brighter future.

Reuniting vulnerable street children with their families and providing access to education to break the cycle of poverty and despair.

Ensuring access to healthcare for vulnerable widows, single mothers, and members of Gideon's Generals for Christ through health insurance coverage.

Empowering widows and single mothers through the provision of goats to generate income and improve economic stability.

Addressing child malnutrition in Rwanda by providing health food and milk to children from vulnerable families.

Conducting workshops across Rwanda to heal the emotional scars of genocide survivors and promote reconciliation and peace.