On Labour Day, May 1st, all of SACOLA’s employees gathered for lunch at Fatima hotel to look back and celebrate our achievements this year. We thank all of our employees for their contribution, with special thanks to Peruth who the team chose as their employee of the year.
SACOLA welcomes our new volunteer to Rwanda, Meenal Patel. She joins us from London, England where she was working in the financial services industry for 12 years. Meenal brings both financial and business skills and will be working with our Women Empowerment program. She graduated from the London School of Economics and Political Science with a Bachelors degree in Economics. She will be working with us for 4 weeks. We are excited to have her working alongside us and look forward to seeing her impact. Most welcome!
ECD Launch and giving cows to Kinigi Sector people (Girinka Program), SACOLA focus on ECD: Early childhood development, defined as the period from birth up to eight years of age, is a critical window of opportunity for a child’s cognitive, social, emotional and physical development.
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PROJECT: Empowering Youth for Climate-Resilient Conservation and Sustainable Livelihoods
Sabyinyo Community Livelihood Association (SACOLA), in proud partnership with the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF), is excited to announce the launch of a transformative new initiative:
“Empowering Youth for Climate-Resilient Conservation and Sustainable Livelihoods in the Volcanoes Region, Rwanda.”
This EU-funded project is designed to place young people at the forefront of environmental conservation and climate resilience efforts in the Volcanoes Region. Through strong collaboration with youth-led organizations across the 12 sectors surrounding Volcanoes National Park, the project will promote:
Sustainable buffer zone management
Enhanced community participation in conservation
Protection of biodiversity and natural ecosystems
By building local capacity and encouraging environmental leadership among youth, the initiative aims to benefit over 106,000 community members living adjacent to the park, creating lasting impact for both people and nature.
We look forward to working together to create a future where conservation and sustainable livelihoods go hand in hand.
Stay tuned for updates and opportunities to get involved.
