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MULTIPURPOSE HALL CONTRUCTION UNDEWAY
The HANDS-DRC national coordinator recently visited the Saint-Luc School to monitor the construction work on the multipurpose hall currently under construction.
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INTRODUCING TEACHERS TO THE COMPUTER SCIENCE
Computer science helps students develop logical thinking, critical reasoning, and problem-solving skills. It prepares them for the job market, raises awareness about cybersecurity, and can inspire future careers in science and technology. It also brings a fun and engaging dimension to learning. For teachers, it offers the opportunity to introduce innovative teaching methods, diversify classroom activities, and promote cross-disciplinary learning. It enriches their teaching practice and highlights their skills in a rapidly evolving field
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RIGHT TO A BASIC AND GOOD QUALITY EDUCATION FOR EVERY CHILD
Every child, no matter where they live, has the right to go to school and receive a quality education. This fundamental right is recognized by the Declaration of the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Education allows each child to develop their potential, understand the world around them, and build their future. Going to school also means learning to live together, to respect others, and to become a free and responsible citizen. Unfortunately, in some countries, millions of children are still denied this right due to poverty, conflict, or inequality. That’s why it is essential to keep defending this right all around the world.
VISIT OF THE KINSHASA TEAM TO THE ASOMIP CONGO
Apostolic visit to the Association supporting orphaned, military and police children in Congo, Kinshasa to bring a smile back to the faces of these children, often forgotten by our society.
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EVERY CHILD HAVE TO ACCESS TO QUALITY EDUCATION
Education is an essential right, allowing everyone to receive instruction and flourish in their social lives. The right to education is vital for economic, social, and cultural development of all societies. All children must be able to attend school and thus benefit from the same opportunities to build a future for themselves. Therefore, education must be free and accessible so that children from disadvantaged backgrounds can also enjoy their right to education.
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SHARING PORRIDGE WITH GS SAINT LUC students
Nothing is better than sharing a cup of porridge with our students, thus strengthening the social bonds that unite us. A great opportunity to collect the points of view of both of them
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ALL FOR BEST EDUCATION CONDITIONS
With the support of HANDS-CANADA, desks were provided in classes within the GSSL to ensure quality education for all students,
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DONATION OF COMPUTER EQUIPMENT TO GS SAINT LUC/CIRIRI
Activity to provide laptop computers to GS Saint Luc students to strengthen and improve their skills in the use of new technology tools.
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VISIT OF THE HANDS-DRC COORDONATEUR AT NAIROBI-KENYA
Mr. Consolât BARAKA M. carried out a philanthropic visit to Nairobi, among an indigenous people, the MASAÎ. During his visit, he was to seek to create partnership relations with a local NGO, on the occasion, he got to know the cultures, the ways of being of the indigenous Masai people as well as their way of collaborating with other local peoples , in the sense of strengthening the links of the HANDS organization with other nations.
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VISIT OF THE HANDS-CANADA CHIEF(Mr. ASSANI) TO GS Saint LUC EN 2023
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of HANDS-CANADA (Mr. ASSANI) made himself available for a visit to finally ensure the proper approach and monitoring of the education of students at GS Saint Luc in 2023
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CONSTRUCTION OF WALLS AND TOILETS
To ensure the physical and intellectual well-being of our students, retaining walls and toilets adapted to modern standards were built at GS Saint Luc.
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PRODUCTION AND MILLING OF CASSAVA
Production of cassava flour after harvesting, drying and milling of the entire quantity of cassava produced in Kabamba
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OUR LATEST NEWS

MULTIPURPOSE HALL CONTSRUCTION UNDERWAY

June 30, 2025

The HANDS-DRC national coordinator visited the Saint-Luc School to monitor the construction work on the multipurpose hall currently under construction. This visit was crucial in ensuring compliance with deadlines, budgets,

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LATEST ACTIVITIES VIDEOS
OPENING CEREMONY OF THE 2024-2025 SCHOOL YEAR
VISIT OF THE OSAMIP-CONGO ORPHANAGE BY HANDS KINSHASA COORDINATION

Fundaraising Activities

Watch the video of our latest fundraise concert (March 2025)

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Our Mission

Provide help directly where it is needed, to bring hope to those whose days seem hopeless and to expand opportunities in an oppressed society so that more people can lead normal lives and recognize the joy that Christ shows us when he takes our hand and shows us the way.
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We thank our partners for their support and for making the difference in the lives of underprivileged women and children in Africa and beyond. May God bless you!​
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OUR BIGINING

HANDS AIMS TO BRANCH OUT TO MORE NATIONS

Assani Muhanuzi’s grassroots campaign to build a school in his home country of the Democratic Republic of the Congo has now become HANDS (Hope for All Nations Developments and Sustainability), an organization with a team of volunteers that plan to build schools in developing countries all around the world. “It’s not only going to be in Africa. Africa’s not the only continent in trouble,” said Muhanuzi. “If you look at Asia, look at South America, there are a lot of areas that need our help. And as soon as we have a charitable number we will be able to do more.”
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Also refer to the article "Faces of Winkler" show on now at WAC