When you invest in a young woman, what is your “return on investment”? At Komera, it’s the change that happens in a young woman, in a mother, in a family, and in a community. It’s the story of the transformation of a young woman named Livine, when Komera invested in her future. From secondary school through university, Livine has grown into a powerful force of good for her family and community thanks to Komera’s investment in her dreams!
Read MoreFrom Komera Global Run winner to stellar scholar, please meet Antoinette. She exemplifies how athletics build confidence, foster new skill development and even change lives!
Read MorePrimitive, mother to Komera scholar Marta, spoke about being in the Nabaccu program, “I gained self-confidence, even though I never went to school. I don’t let this prevent me from participating in community meetings and speaking up to ask questions.”
Read More“I am so grateful for the Komera program and yoga,” said participant Olive. “It is a good time for us to be happy, learn to love ourselves, and focus to work for a better future.”
Read MoreScholar Diane enjoyed the lessons on reproductive health during the Pathway to Power Program the most, especially learning about body parts, and using the power of her voice to say “no” to sex. She said “ I am now confident to say my body parts by their names. This helps me to accept who I am as a girl. No one can lie to me because I know my body and how it works.”
Read MoreEline declared that one day, “I will be a strong person in Rwanda” and did not give up on her dreams. And today she is, serving as a strong role- model and mentor for many women around her. But it wasn’t an easy road to get here. Eline is strong and determined- learn more about her amazing triumphs here!
Read MoreWhen Diane’s father Benoit joined the Komera Guardian Cooperative, his life was changed. He was able to significantly contribute to the Cooperative Group and ultimately make BIG changes. Read more about how he built a new house for his family and can now afford to send both his sons AND his daughters to school!
Read MoreKomera Scholars Olivia and Francoise decided take what they were learning to the next level and support other girls to develop self-confidence and leadership skills! They started a club in their village of Rwinkwavu called “Tuseme” which is translated to “lets talk.”
Read MoreKomera scholar Mamy has supported not one, but FOUR projects in her community. She has taken what she has learned in Komera’s Leadership training to the next level.
Read MorePerajie is an inspiration for us and a reminder of the heart of our mission! She returned to school at age 36 and regularly finishes top of her class!
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