During the spring, Mudi has planned and organized a new activity that he calls the Knowledge Exchange Program. The idea is that the ambassadors will exchange knowledge with each other in their craft skills.
After a few intense days in Kigali, including planning and purchasing yoga mats and children's books in Kinyarwanda, we took a four-hour bus ride to Gisenyi. There today we inspected our new premises with the wonderful view of Lake Kivu and the Congo. The room now just needs to be equipped a little before our opening next week when we...
A seed was sown this year; to go with Ann, Baho Neza Swe founder, and see her Rwanda.
You know when one evening sit and talk and your friend Ann (Hageus) tells you about her travels to Rwanda. You think that that would be so cool to experience, and so Ann says; tune in next time! I am so grateful, happy and actually a little proud that we took the plunge and actually went.
This week we are holding a workshop for our ambassadors on physical exercise and the importance of staying fit! But not only that, also that training must be fun, so we teach many different games!
Mudi our partner in Rwanda and Vestine, one of our ambassadors are training for the Clown Camp Regional Exchange 2024, led by Clowns without Borders.🎈
After months of renovation, our center on the outskirts of Gisenyi is finally finished!
"The first meeting of BNE ambassadors after great activity that they have done with their students. Now the meeting was all about starting activities again to solve some problems that we had last time we hope we will have a good work by sharing the knowledge of health lifestyle to different villages where ambassadors live."
Mudi himself lives in the countryside outside Gisenyi, in the mornings when he goes to buy bread he usually meets many people and often starts talking to them.
The work in Rwanda continues, perhaps even more so than when I am not there. Because now we have started to gain momentum!
