February 1 is National Heroes’ Day in Rwanda!
National
Heroes’ Day was created for the opportunity to reflect about and pay tribute
to the past and present heroes of the nation. We believe that our students
will one day be heroes themselves because of the community development they
will foster as a result of their education. In honor of the holiday we
asked some of our students who their heroes are and why:
Esther: "My hero is my grandmother, she brought me up and
gives me good care and advice."
Eric: "My hero is my father who brings me up in a good way."
Pacifique: "My hero is Global Capacity because it pays
for my school fees and all school requirements."
Jean Claude: "My hero is my brother and sister who look after me daily." Manasseh: "My hero is God who provided me donors. Without them I would be in a bad situation." We are launching an effort for you to deliver a video message to our students about your heroes:
Important Changes to Right2School Program
2012 brings some exciting changes to the Right2School Program!
At this time we have added nine more students to the program,
enabling 37 children the opportunity to get an education and be better
equipped for community development. We expect to add three more
students soon. Our scholars attend a total of 17 different schools across the
country.
We have also added the option of vocational (trade) school for
students who so desire. Vocational school lasts between nine months and
three years and allows the students to specialize in a concentration,
enabling some to get jobs quicker.
It is our hope to provide everything our students need while
in school, which is why we offer holistic scholarships. This year we
are giving them even more, to ensure they don't have anything else to worry
about but their studies. Visit our website to learn more!
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From nonprofit organization [Global Capacity] Executive Director, Matthew [Matayo] Heinz.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Global Capacity News, February 2012
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