A RWANDAN NGO SINCE 1995
Creating a world fit for children.
FXB Rwanda empowers vulnerable children, families and communities through integrated interventions in education, health, nutrition, economic empowerment, child protection, HIV prevention, WASH and climate resilience.
WHO WE ARE
Rooted here since 1995
A Rwandan NGO that began in the aftermath of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, and never left.
FXB International came to Rwanda in 1995 to walk with vulnerable children, widows and families on the road back to self-reliance. The FXBVillage model followed in 2000, and in 2012 we became a registered Rwandan NGO in our own right. Today we work across all four provinces and the City of Kigali — a local organisation carrying a global name, and the legacy of François-Xavier Bagnoud, into its fourth decade.
Read our storyWHAT WE DO
Four areas of intervention
Delivered together through the FXBVillage model, because families never face one problem at a time.
OUR IMPACT
Measured in lives, not activities
- Individuals and households reached through economic empowerment, violence prevention & family strengthening, and climate & environment initiatives combined.
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- Children and young families supported through early childhood development and education combined.
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- People reached through HIV/AIDS prevention and care, health, nutrition, and WASH interventions combined.
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- Children and vulnerable individuals supported through our programmes.
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Behind every programme, a person
Programmes are counted in households reached. What they change is only ever visible one household at a time.
PARTNERS
None of this was done alone
Government institutions, donors and fellow organisations who fund the work, shape it, and deliver it alongside us.
NEWS & INSIGHTS
Latest from FXB Rwanda
FXB Rwanda met en valeur son engagement lors des Journées Portes Ouvertes : accompagner les familles vers la résilience
Le mois de juin 2025 a été marqué par la participation active de FXB Rwanda aux Journées Portes Ouvertes (Open Days) dans les districts d'intervention.
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