A charity to help the lives of street children in Rwanda
We’re very excited to let you know that Ubaka U Rwanda has been selected to participate in the Big Give Christmas Challenge 2017, the UK’s largest match funding campaign. Last year, thanks to generous supporters like you the campaign raised
We are proud to announce that Baptist, one of the Ubaka U Rwanda boys, recently graduated with a university degree. Baptist was one of the first “older” boys we helped through our Young Person’s Sponsorship Programme. He was brought up in
Ben Shrubsole, will be running to Brighton Marathon on the 16th of April in aid of raising funds for our charity. He is the brother of Becky, our co-founder, and has visited the charity back in 2010. Please support him
This year the Ubaka U Rwanda boys decided to contribute to the fundraising effort to raise funds for their school fees. Many of the boys have been with us since we started 7 years ago, and are now attending secondary school. Additionally,
For those who know the story of Evode and everything he has done for the boys at Ubaka U Rwanda; you should also hear about the sacrifices Silas has put forth in the past year or so. Silas came to
Hello, for those of you who do not know me, I am Marita and I have been working with Ubaka U Rwanda since it was founded in 2008. I am one of the Trustees, help out with the website and
Time has flown and Ubaka U Rwanda is turning 5! Five years since a few of us: Becky, Evode, Lucy and Marita embarked on the exciting journey of registering Ubaka U Rwanda as a Charity in the UK to enrich
Where did you live before you came to Ubaka U Rwanda? When I grew up I lived with a man, who told me he was not really my father. I had to sleep out the front of
Mother’s day will soon be here so why not buy a thoughtful gift that will last & warm her heart. Why not try something different than the usual bunch of daffs? Celebrate Mother’s day a little different this year by
I would like to raise awareness about one of our most important fundraising initiatives: the Child & Young Persons Sponsorship Programme How does sponsoring a child differ from giving a one-off donation? Most importantly it gives the boys a way