Empowerment Program

Rwanda Nook Hub

Conducive a place where individuals can redefine and design education for themselves. Young people have an opportunity with peers to create relevant life goals and pave their path to success and progress. The Nook makes an effort to bring back the institutions and education to the people so that they can create their own vision, design, and do community peer based implementation which is accessible, equal, and localized at the same time. Such form of education creates innovativeness, promotes skilled based employment for the young people once they graduate from the center. This self-learning center is Located in Gahanga in the city of Kigali.

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Learning Without Limits

Redefining Education

A self-learning center in Gahanga, Kigali where youth create their own educational pathways, develop life skills, and innovate community solutions.

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The Rwanda Nook Hub is a youth-focused self-learning and vocational training center located in Gahanga Sector, Kicukiro District, Kigali, Rwanda. Established on August 15, 2019, by Dream Village Rwanda in partnership with Project DEFY, the hub aims to empower young individuals, particularly those who have dropped out of school or face disadvantages, by providing them with the tools and environment to learn and develop practical skills independently.

  • Youth aged 16 and above who are interested in acquiring practical skills through self-directed learning.
  • Individuals who have dropped out of school and wish to re-engage in education and skill development.
  • Young adults, including those living with HIV, who are seeking empowerment and economic opportunities.
  • The center particularly focuses on empowering HIV-positive young adults and youth, aligning with Dream Village’s broader mission to support this community.

The Rwanda Nook Hub creates a nurturing environment where youth are empowered to experiment, collaborate, and transform their ideas into practical innovations with social and economic benefits.

Yes, the Rwanda Nook Hub does provide mentorship opportunities as part of its support system for youth development.