EnergyCAP, Inc.'s nonprofit organization, Global Capacity, improves communities in Rwanda by providing financial assistance to children who cannot afford to go to school.

1. Making A Difference in
RWANDA
EnergyCAP’s 501(c)(3) nonprofit
organization, Global Capacity,
improves communities in
Rwanda by providing financial
assistance to children who
cannot afford to go to school.
works to stimulate development in one village:
Akindege
860,000
1 in 10 children
between ages 13–18 years
are enrolled in secondary school
orphans ages 0–17 years old
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not
sorry,we’re
30,000
PH Y
HIRING
MATH
GEOGRAPHY
1,080
child-headed
households
BIOLOGY
$370
unemployed
people in Akindege
average annual
income
$350
avg. cost of 1 year
of secondary school
77% of the population falls below the
INTERNATIONAL POVERT Y LINE
40 SCHOLARSHIPS
were provided in 2012
scholarships include:
ANNUAL
SCHOOL FEES
math
too
pastth
e
SCHOOL
MATERIALS
A
PERSONAL
HYGIENE ITEMS
B
band
aids
HEALTH
INSURANCE
TRANSPORTATION
BETWEEN
HOME AND SCHOOL
SCHOOL
UNIFORMS
SECONDARY SCHOOL KIT
(mattress, pillow, bed sheets, washing/laundry basin, towels)
SOAP
Our students attended a total of 15 different schools
10
secondary school
graduates
2
university scholarships
provided
COLLEGE
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www.EnergyCAP.com
75
visits to our students
at their schools