At Good News for Peace and Development – Rwanda (GNPDR), we believe that lasting transformation occurs when people experience healing in every dimension of life—spiritually, psychologically, emotionally, socially, and economically.
Through faith-informed and community-centered programs, GNPDR works with individuals and families who are often overlooked: prisoners, genocide survivors, widows, street-connected children, and communities struggling with trauma and poverty.
Inspired by Rwanda’s journey of healing after the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, our programs help individuals rebuild their lives while strengthening peace and social cohesion in communities across the country.
Through partnerships with local communities, faith institutions, and correctional facilities, GNPDR has reached thousands of vulnerable individuals and families across Rwanda.
Our programs support:
• Incarcerated individuals seeking rehabilitation and personal transformation
• Survivors of trauma and violence
• Genocide widows and vulnerable households
• Children living on the streets or at risk of school dropout
• Communities working toward reconciliation and peaceful coexistence
By addressing both immediate needs and long-term development challenges, GNPDR helps communities move from vulnerability toward resilience and hope.
