Supporting Survivors of the Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda |
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Survivors Fund (SURF) has developed and presented two exhibitions, both of which are available to download for free: Heroes of Our Time: Rwandan Courage & Survival Restorative Justice: Healing Wounds… … Continue Reading »
…Her spirited personality is sure to mean your muscles will get a good pounding and more importantly, this is her latest social enterprise and profits from the session will be… … Continue Reading »
Entrepreneurship skills for youth is the corner stone of Student Survivors Association, AERG, and Survivors Fund’s (SURF) latest joint project, officially launched in Kigali in the presence of Jean Philbert… … Continue Reading »
Proudly supported by The Gift that keeps on giving Survivors Fund (SURF) is privileged to be supported by THE GLOBAL PLEDGE £1bn Travel Fundraiser, powered by CharitableBookings.com. To learn more… … Continue Reading »
…Interpeace and Prison Fellowship (PFR) in collaboration with the National Unity and Reconciliation Commission (NURC) and Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC). The report indicates that depression is the most frequent mental health… … Continue Reading »
…larger batch of samples to examine links to specific mental health disorders like PTSD. As well, they hope to test whether the epigenetic effects have been passed onto a third… … Continue Reading »
…world, that there are people who do care deeply. You have given survivors the greatest gift -that of hope and for this we are eternally grateful. I would also like… … Continue Reading »
…points included in the NSPS as they relate to genocide survivors, which will serve as the foundation on which we will build our advocacy campaign over the months ahead. Article… … Continue Reading »
…national courts to obtain compensation, in reality survivors’ access to compensation has not been facilitated. Recognising the Tribunal’s limited impact on survivors in Rwanda and abroad and the important role… … Continue Reading »