Rwanda We Want

WE EMPOWER
YOUNG LEADERS

Rwanda we want aims to train and harness skills among the youth which will help them exploit their full potential and become pillars of sustainable peace and development.

YOUTH

Number of beneficiaries In 4 districts

ABOUT US

Rwanda we want organization was created in 2015, when a group of secondary school students got together with the idea to create a club in which the youth could discuss how to become good leaders of tomorrow.

After graduating from secondary school, the club grew to become a non-government organization which was officially registered in 2018. The name Rwanda We Want was inspired by the “Africa We Want” theme that reflects a vision for Africa based on aspirations of African countries and their people.

What We Do

— TUBIVUGEHO

TUBIVUGEHO which translates to “Let’s talk about it” aims at to breaking the ice on the subject of sexuality among the youth and between youth and adults, raising awareness and urgency among the youth about the importance of youth sexual reproductive health and equipping them with skills and knowledge to help them lead a healthy sexual life.

VIDEOS

Impact Stories

TUBITEHO

Rwanda We Want Organization supported Tubiteho day center by mobilizing over 100 youth to volunteer in community work to help in the construction of the center’s new buildings. The following year, we organized an awareness campaign for the inclusion of mentally disabled children and organized a fundraising event that generated over 1 million Rwandan francs which went directly to the center to help with its day to day activities and expansion. The occasion also allowed the children in the center to share their activities at school and have fun with other youth.

Testimonials

LATEST NEWS & EVENTS

November 30, 2022

For so long people with disabilities have not had an easy life, especially when it comes to the stigma they face from the society and even more from the people who would have supported them like their family members. In our society, it has even taken a further toll as...

“Disability is not inability” from slogan into a reality-Tubiteho Open Day

October 1, 2021

“Peace” such a simple word. Some take it for granted and others would give anything to have it in their lives. Rwandans know the real cost of peace because in the past they lived for some decades without it, and later leading to one of the darkest chapters in their...