Qatar Charity funds healthcare for nearly 15,000 in Rwanda
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Qatar Charity provided healthcare to 14,904 people in Rwanda through a project lasting one year.
The organization worked with Rwanda’s Ministry of Local Government and the Mufti of the Republic of Rwanda, Sheikh Musa Sindayigana, to identify families who needed help paying for community-based health insurance. This allowed vulnerable families to access essential and specialized medical services without facing financial difficulty.
Godfrey Kayigana, Director General of Social Affairs and Community Development at Rwanda’s Ministry of Local Government, praised Qatar Charity’s work and its transparent process for selecting recipients. He stated the project expanded access to healthcare for families in need and supported sustainable development in Rwanda. Beneficiaries shared that the health insurance coverage eased the burden of medical costs, which had previously prevented them from seeking treatment.
The project received funding from Qatar’s Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs, demonstrating their commitment to supporting health security for vulnerable populations through Qatar Charity’s programs.
