What we do
Enabling girls and young women to acquire skills leading to their development and autonomy and to become agents of positive change as responsible citizens.
What we do
Since 2010, the AGR made its youth centre available to the Kicukiro District. It now serves as “YEGO Centre” for Kicukiro District,
The Early Childhood Development (ECD) is a holistic approach supporting a child in critical early years, providing holistic access to early learning, good nutrition, hygiene and protection.
Started in 1995, Umuhoza Programme aims at building capacity of vulnerable girls and women in vocational training on tailoring, serigraphy, graphic design and sewing as a way of tackling poverty.
In the region of Burundi, Rwanda and Eastern Congo, which have been tired by conflict through out the 1990’s, the Scout and Guide Organizations are a good example of cooperation through war and conflict.
Speak Out, starting in 2018, is a four years projectfocused on the fight against sexual Gender Based Violence (GBV) among teenagers. It briefs the youth on sexual reproductive health (ASRH), Human rights and other life skills such as leadership.
The problem of drug and alcohol abuse in Rwanda is complex and demands a coordinated and highly integrated approach. In 2014 Association des Guides du Rwanda has launched an anti-substance abuse program in the 6 districts
Association des Guides du Rwanda (AGR) and Pfadfinderinnenwerk St. Georg (PSG), the guiding organisations in Rwanda and Germany take a strong lead when it comes to girl’s and women’s rights
The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts(WAGGGS) and Global Youth Mobilization (GYM) came together to focus on alleviating the negative repercussions of the pandemic on young people, amplifying their positive contributions to addressing the effects in their local communities.
I am Leatitia Mujawamariya, a young leader from the Association des Guides du Rwanda (AGR). I am very excited to celebrate International Volunteer…
My name is Clementine Uwimana, a Girl Guide from Association des Guides du Rwanda (AGR) based in Kicukiro District. My guiding journey began in 2016.…
What people say about Rwanda Girl guides
I am a young leader coming from Madagascar, more precisely a unit leader of Fanilon’i Madagasikara association, in my home country. My story as a YESS participant started the day I saw a post calling for participants on the official page of my association with the photos of the YESS alumnae. After reading the criteria and the countries involved in the exchange I immediately applied because I am very interested in learning and gaining experience. Leaving my home to experience an adventure with people I did not know ignited my attention.
I am a Girl Guide from Senegal and YESS participent based in Rwanda. I am a passionate Girl Guide, ,I was a leader of girl guides in my parish back at home. The idea of applying for the YESS GIRLS MOVEMENT Programme has never crossed my mind. As Senegal is a French speaking country, I felt so shy to apply because I was not confident enough in speaking English but I was reassured by former YESS participants that language is not a barrier. A few weeks after my application, I was contacted by a national commissioner who told me that I had been selected to go to Rwanda.
