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Tubehoneza Community

In Tubehoneza Community there is a lack of quality education and only half of all children can read and write. We have been partnering with them since 2008.
  1. Where we work
  2. Africa
  3. Tubehoneza Community

  • Population83,879
  • Villages73
  • Temp24°C
We’re working to reduce the pupil to teacher ratio and improve the quality of teaching, so children are set up well for the future. We are also supporting parents to grow their business, so they can provide for their children particularly with healthy food to support their development. 

We have already achieved great things in the Tubehoneza community by helping children receive an education and ensuring their schools are a healthy place to learn.

We’re working with the people of Tubehoneza to build a community where children thrive.

We’re working with the people of Tubehoneza to build a community where children thrive. </br></br>
We’ve been partnering with Tubehoneza for almost 10 years now and are starting to tackle the harder problems such as changing mindsets about the right to education for girls or early marriage. We’re focusing on building skills, hope and opportunity for Tubehoneza community. 

After these projects are complete we ensure all our work is sustainable, and that the community is set up to identify and respond to needs as they arise. We plan for our partnership to continue until 2022 when we will have delivered a multitude of skills and knowledge for the community to continue their own development.
of children are enrolled in school.
new school desks are helping children learn.
stretch of pipeline was repaired and now it only takes 15min to get clean water.

Stories from Tubehoneza Community

A loan for Mum changes children's lives

Valerie was working hard to provide for her children, but needed just one thing to be able to give them what they needed.

Tubehoneza Community, Africa

Swamp water a thing of the past

The long and tiring walk meant these students couldn’t make it in time for school.

Tubehoneza Community, Africa

The future is looking bright

These students wanted to be in school, but the leaky ceiling of their classroom was not making it easy.

Tubehoneza Community, Africa

Learning your rights is one of the most empowering things you can do

On the Day of the African Child children in Tubehoneza learnt about their rights to birth registration, a name and that they are all created equal.

Tubehoneza Community, Africa

Tim shares an update on the Tubehoneza Community

As the Country Programme Manager for the Tubehoneza Community, Tim shares an update on how we’re building resilience in vulnerable families through access to education and giving families the building blocks they need to build sustainable livelihoods.

Tubehoneza Community, Africa
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