RWANDA: An Overview
 Together with our partners, Jubilee Action has now built a community centre, with four classrooms, an Internet connection and 25 computers, and a large hall. Vocational classes, literacy training, and lessons in hygiene, nutrition, agriculture, and how to manage money will be offered at hours that suit local people who have to work all day. | |
We also have a clinic, laboratory and facilities for minor surgery, such as stitching up wounds, and where babies can be delivered. The clinic will be administered by AVEGA, a Rwandan widows’ group with experience of running two similar clinics in Rwanda. Medical insurance is being provided for all 112 households of orphans. In the clinic’s waiting room area there will be educational videos about nutrition, hygiene and sexual and reproductive health.
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