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Here is a report from Mudi, our colleague in Rwanda, who initiated this project. That our facilitators gather their students and cook healthy food together, so that they also get a chance to practice their knowledge of vitamins and healthy food.

Our ambassadors, then! They are our heroes. Tina, Marceline, Vestine, Francine and Ledivine!

We have had a continuation course for group E - eleven women aged from a little over twenty to almost sixty years old. We started and ended each day with one of the women saying a prayer with everyone standing in a circle with their heads bowed and their hands in front of their chests.

Baho Neza Education BNE to gather with BAHO NEZA SWE is working good in spreading the knowledge to the young women and mother down here in Gisenyi area in Rwanda it was good with too much serf confidence to get unbelievable palacrobat and healthy body systems,And it was amazing to the Mather of 50 years old who didn't believe...

So I have again arrived in Gisenyi, the first days were spent in Kigali. There we met, among other things, an entrepreneur at the Swedish hub Norrsken. I had read about her in a Swedish Newspaper and managed to get hold of her in Kigali. She sells health services to employees of various companies. It was very interesting. We came...

The days here in Gisenyi go by as they like. We have held our basic course for sixteen new young women, we have compiled the evaluation from it and we are planning for the next course after the new year which will be held for the previous group, who took their basic course this spring.

Planning for 2022 is in full swing with new projects and new ideas. We are now in full swing planning for the next two courses. We will also start the third beginners 'course at the beginning of March, as well as a follow-up course for those who took the beginners' course last autumn. Furthermore, we have plans to start reading...

Early one morning Mudi calls, he is on his way to the center, we have time to talk for a while before he interrupts and says that he should only talk to a child, I stay on the phone and hear him ask questions. A shy and weak voice answers, speechless. Mudi asks more questions. After a while, he's back...