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Strive Foundation Rwanda
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ADVANCING SEXUAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS (ASRHR) SERVICES

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Strive Foundation Rwanda
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Stakeholder’s coordination meeting in NgomaDistrict to discuss HIV/AIDs prevention & response

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HIV Awareness Campaign: Transforming Lives in Eastern Rwanda

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INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY CELEBRATIONS IN GATSIBO DISTRICT

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STRIVE FOUNDATION RWANDA

Strive Foundation Rwanda (SFR), established in 2003, is dedicated to promoting the social and economic welfare of vulnerable communities in Rwanda by focusing on Health, Education, Women and Youth Economic Empowerment, and inclusiveness. SFR empowers individuals to help themselves and advocates for the services they deserve.
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CELEBRATING A LIFE  

On July 12, 2024, Strive Foundation Rwanda and the global philanthropy community mourned the loss of a truly remarkable individual, Mr. Ewald Dietrich, President of the Human Help Network.

 

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Core Programs

Education

Our vision is to promote and expand access to education and vocational training for vulnerable children and youths.

Health

Promote and expand access to health services at a community level as a basis for improved health outcomes.

Women & Youth Economic Empowerment

We advance the lives of vulnerable women through improving access to equal economic opportunity.

Good Governance

We ensure that all Rwandan have universal access & full participation in civic, social & economic life.

Cross-cutting Programs

Gender

Gender is a critical cross-cutting program at SFR, ensuring that all initiatives promote gender equality and inclusiveness.

Environmental Protection

Sustainable development, incorporating environmental protection is very important to SFR’s programmatic objectives as well as Government of Rwanda goals.

Inclusiveness

This is SFR’s practice of providing equal access to opportunities for the most vulnerable people most likely to be excluded or marginalized.