Education Today For Zero Aid Tomorrow
The Rwanda School Village Project aims to create an aid-free generation through education.
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About RSVP
Aid Free Generation through Education
RSVP is a Scottish Charity dedicated to enabling Bugarama children to change their lives through education. We work with 5 Village primary schools in the South West of Rwanda, partnering students with sponsors to support them through secondary education and providing nutritional school meals for the children who need it most.
Our Projects
What We Do
Child Sponsorship
Partnering Rwandan children with sponsors who support them through secondary education
School Meals
Providing nutritional schools meals to tackle malnourishment and encourage school attendance
NMP
Through NMP, 2 milking cows provide milk for school and porridge for malnourished children
Child Sponsorship
Partnering Rwandan children with sponsors who support them through secondary education
School Meals
Providing nutritional schools meals to tackle malnourishment and encourage school attendance
NMP
Through NMP, 2 milking cows provide milk for school and porridge for malnourished children
Infrastructure
Building schools and improving infrastructure for sustainable development
Support Us Now
By making a one-off donation or sponsoring a child you can help make a huge impact on the lives of children in Rwanda. Get in touch with us at info@rsvpcharity.co.uk for more information on how you can help or sign up to sponsor.
Changing Lives
Samson's Story
In 2016, Samson’s mother sadly passed away and he lost his chance at continuing his education at boarding school. Fortunately, RSVP found a generous donor to sponsor Samson, allowing him to complete secondary school where he finished first in the class!
Samson has now graduated from Agricultural studies at university with the help of his sponsor’s keen generosity and is finding working in this sector which makes up 24% of Rwanda’s GDP. The interesting insight made by Samson is without the support given to him through RSVP, he would likely be living a difficult life as a subsistence farmer in poverty.
Now equipped with secondary and higher education, he both has a more prosperous future where he can help his family, but he can also develop the agriculture sector on a wider level that supports even more Rwandans.
Blog & Articles
Latest Articles
April newsletter
This month's newsletter contains important updates for the student sponsorship programme! Download Newsletter
December 2025 Newsletter
Simon, one of our RSVP trustees, and Mike, from HATWJ, recently had returned from a trip to Bugarama. They have shared a report as they visited a number of HATWJ projects, including the female rooms at the schools that RSVP..