Here’s what we achieved in 2015… In Rwanda: ·Women learned new vocational skills that helped them earn an income: In our urban project, women learned hairdressing and cookery and 98% said their income had increased since they joined Aspire; on average, the women were earning about £24/$34 per month by the end of 2015. […]
A Time To Heal?
9 December marked the first International Commemoration of Victims of Genocide.
A Cycle Of Hope
Aspire helps women break out of poverty
The Triumph Of Reaching The Bottom Rung Of The Ladder
Making learning relevant to women’s everyday lives
A Corner of Rwanda Will Be Forever Stuart
Honouring a long-time friend of Network for Africa
The Long And Destructive Hangover Of War
Alcoholism is a legacy of the 22 year civil war in northern Uganda
Two Faces Of Courage
Highlighting courageous people in Sudan and Uganda
When Donuts Are Good For You
Women in Rwanda are making and selling donuts to earn money
The Wisdom Of Pooh Bear
What Pooh can tell us about the right approach to development aid
A Winning Investment
A Rwandan business grad is helping Aspire women start their own businesses.
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