The Ntaseka Clinic in Kamenge slum of Bujumbura provides health care for survivors of rape and gender based violence, support for 330 HIV+ i… read more
Girls and young women bear the brunt from the conflicts in Burundi with many of them migrating to the Kamenge slum where the Ntaseka Clinic … read more
This project will build, equip and operate a maternity and new-born pavilion to provide affordable and high quality of maternal and new-born… read more
The 2020 post election period in Burundi opened an opportunity for those who fled the country in 2015 crisis to return to Burundi. Two convo… read more
This project will provide food items for 5000 poor families in in Burundi for first round . Food is one of the basic needs of a man, taken t… read more
Most of the Population Lives in Poverty - Burundi is a small country located in Eastern Africa, with over 13 million people calling it home.… read more
Ntaseka's Clinic has found that 7% of women tested at the clinic are HIV+. Many of these women will have children which currently are being … read more
Our aim is to develop a new generation of leaders for Burundi through spiritual, cultural & socio-economic revival. We believe that children… read more
This project will provide food items for 5000 poor families in in Burundi for first round . Food is one of the basic needs of a man, taken t… read more
The save life make difference association also fights against inequalities and violence against women with HIV. For this, the association go… read more
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