The Work in Pictures
Real days at Kagugu.
Real days at Kagugu.
Real families.
From our own ministry archive: meals, milestones, and the people who make the center what it is.
Feed My Sheep is not an outsider to Rwanda's systems. It is one of the district's recognized Early Childhood Development centers, decorated three times by Gasabo District and trusted with government referrals since 2020.
Each of these was earned in public, by results, and each can be verified.
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Don't take our word for it: ask. Any donor is welcome to verify our work with Gasabo District, the Kinyinya and Gisozi sector offices, the health centers that refer children to us, or the City of Kigali, and to visit Kagugu any day the center is open.
Under the National Strategy for Transformation (NST2), Rwanda has committed to cut child stunting by more than half between 2024 and 2029. The early results are real, but the final stretch is the hardest, and it will not be reached from government offices alone.
Hundreds of thousands of Rwandan children must move from the red zone to the green zone in five years, through better nutrition, early childhood development, and stronger families. It is one of the headline goals of the nation's own development strategy.
Feed My Sheep is government co-designed by practice: district and sector leaders identify and refer the children; growth monitoring runs through local health centres. We are an extension of Rwanda's own systems, not a parallel structure.
Three consecutive years as Best Community Partner in Gasabo District, recognised by the City of Kigali, active in the Joint Action Development Forum, earned through eleven cohorts of visible, measurable results.
Sources: National Strategy for Transformation (NST2) 2024–2029, Goal 24 · Rwanda Demographic & Health Survey 2025
From our own ministry archive: meals, milestones, and the people who make the center what it is.