OUR PARTNERS IN RWANDA
Comfort Rwanda is committed to working with local Christian partners in Rwanda - Solace Ministries and L’Église Vivante (the Living Church). This means that your gifts are channelled directly to the point of need. Comfort Rwanda sends 100% of all gifts to Rwanda and our partners are careful to maximise the use of those gifts for the needs they are assigned to.
All our funds go directly to our partners who are able to judge the most pressing needs and the best use of resources. Local communities often have a clearer idea of the solution to their problems and are aware of the kind of obstacles that need overcome to set projects up. For example, Solace have recently set up a “Demonstration Farm” to help train widows and orphans in farming techniques to increase efficiency and effectiveness on their small farms. This ensures that the widows communities which are supported by the cattle project have been given the right help and training to look after the cattle and get the best return for the investment.
Partnering local organisations also ensures that there is a sense of ownership of the projects. They are involved in the decision making and development of the projects and have an invested interest in its positive outcome.
Comfort Rwanda is committed to working with local Christian partners in Rwanda - Solace Ministries and L’Église Vivante (the Living Church). This means that your gifts are channelled directly to the point of need. Comfort Rwanda sends 100% of all gifts to Rwanda and our partners are careful to maximise the use of those gifts for the needs they are assigned to.
All our funds go directly to our partners who are able to judge the most pressing needs and the best use of resources. Local communities often have a clearer idea of the solution to their problems and are aware of the kind of obstacles that need overcome to set projects up. For example, Solace have recently set up a “Demonstration Farm” to help train widows and orphans in farming techniques to increase efficiency and effectiveness on their small farms. This ensures that the widows communities which are supported by the cattle project have been given the right help and training to look after the cattle and get the best return for the investment.
Partnering local organisations also ensures that there is a sense of ownership of the projects. They are involved in the decision making and development of the projects and have an invested interest in its positive outcome.
Working with local partners helps build bridges for God’s love to flow.
Our partnerships also mean that we have built up excellent relationships with Solace and L’Église Vivante which enables us to discuss funding needs, view the effectiveness of projects, plan for the long term future, meet emergencies if they arise and target the most needy. For example, in the recent East African drought both our partners identified especially hard-hit areas and were able to match our donations to the greatest needs and provide food for over two thousand people.
Our partners have proved themselves reliable, accountable and trustworthy and all funds are used for the purpose they were designated for.
Our partners have proved themselves reliable, accountable and trustworthy and all funds are used for the purpose they were designated for.
