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Partner with the Moyo Center

The Moyo Center has been approved as a National Nongovernmental Organization in Rwanda. In addition, we have partnered with the following 501(c)(3) nonprofits to receive gifts in our name. 

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Grace Foundation

A partner of the Moyo Foundation, the Grace Foundation builds and develops Jesuit schools in Rwanda, providing academically excellent education.

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African Education Program

A partner of the Moyo Foundation that empowers African children, youth and women for lasting community change through long-term investments in education, health, and leadership.

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Why give to the Moyo Center?

  • The Moyo Center is dedicated to building inclusive communities across Rwanda and Sub-Saharan Africa by providing quality training, professional development, and research opportunities. The Center aims to enhance support systems for children with disabilities, particularly those with autism, and promote accessible, inclusive education for all.

  • The Moyo Center offers a range of services, including teacher training, community education, autism therapy and consultation rooms, a model inclusive classroom, and support for educators and healthcare professionals. These services are designed to foster inclusive education practices and provide holistic support for children with autism and their families.

  • The Moyo Center has been approved as a national nongovernmental organization in Rwanda. In the meantime the Center is in partnership with The Grace Foundation and The African Education Project - both 501(c)3 U.S.based non-profits. 

  • The Moyo Center aims to transform the landscape of autism services in Rwanda and beyond by training educators, advocating for inclusive policies, and supporting families. Their goal is to create a sustainable model of inclusive education that not only improves the lives of children with autism but also strengthens communities and promotes understanding and acceptance.

“When we approach others with empathy, generosity, and understanding, we build connections that make our world a better place—a world where every ability is respected and welcomed.”

— Dr. Paulin Basinga