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Get Involved
The work of the Mustard Seed Institute is made possible by the support of generous donors.
We work at the grassroots level to transform our rural community by providing training, education and job opportunities.
We are always looking for partners who share our vision for a better Rwanda for all!
Consider supporting a trainee in the piggery or poultry training course so they can establish their own small business, or support a child to attend our literacy program so they can excel in their studies.
If you would like to get involved with our transformative work, please contact Sabrina on SabrinajsMSI@outlook or Nepo on 0788817565.
A Call For Support
The Mustard Seed Institute is aiming to open the Iwacu Academy in 2023!
The Academy will be a primary school for children from poor and vulnerable backgrounds in our community. The school is located on the MSI farm. We want to foster the spirit of unity and reconciliation in the next generation and free them from poverty by equipping them with life skills. We want all children in our community to reach their full potential and be able to contribute to the development of the nation.
The Academy will strive to provide each child with an education that nurtures their talents, interests and creativity. Iwacu Academy aims to be a centre for educational excellence in our area, modelling the best international practises in education and providing training seminars for local teachers.
We want to bring quality education to our remote rural village because we believe the children in our community will help build a better Rwanda for all.
We are calling for support to enable the school to open! We have constructed the school building but we now need help to equip it and cover running costs!
Are you willing to sponsor one of our students? Please assist us to make this vision a reality!
“There can be no keener revelation of a society's soul than the way in which it treats its children.” - Mandela
“Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change society” - Mandela