Seeing Hands Rwanda is an awesome massage therapy and training NGO that supports visually impaired people in Rwanda. Two of my good friends are regular customers and huge fans of their work who book regular massages to their home. You can learn more about them on Facebook and can book an appointment by calling 0782 543 561.
Photo Courtesy of The Women’s Bakery
The Women’s Bakery is bringing great bread to Rwanda while helping empower women. I spoke with co-founder Julie about the bakery and you can read all about it below! Check out their Facebook page for more information.
Resonate is an organisation run by American Ayla Schlosser that focuses on leadership training through story telling.
I grew up in a small town in Northern California, and graduated from Smith College in 2009. After college, I worked as a communications consultant, and later I threw myself into work as a community organizer.
Taking a moto taxi is probably the most dangerous thing you can do in Kigali. It’s also probably the most convenient (and fun) thing, too, which makes taking motos a difficult thing to give up. Knowing that motos are dangerous but popular way to get around town, Nash and Peter co-founded SafeMotos in an effort to make getting around town safer. The following interview will give you the scoop on SafeMotos. Also be sure to check out their Facebook page for more info. Continue reading
I’m always on the lookout for fun things to to in Rwanda that go beyond chasing after monkeys and gorillas and this new cultural tour gives visitors and city-dwellers alike an opportunity to get a hands on glimpse into rural life in Rwanda. Plus, your participation supports the National Organisation for Users and Survivors or Psychiatry Rwanda (NOUSPR). You can find out more about the organisation and their tours on their website or Facebook page.
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