Hunger Free Education
We provide meals, school supplies, and care so that no child has to choose between hunger and education
​1. Uncooked food delivery:
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​To achieve the stated motto, Free hunger Education Foundation (FHE) volunteers started a weekly act of compassion program in Kigali by delivering uncooked food to 12 families ( 27 school-children). Help the family to save the litle money thye would spend on food for other development activities
2. Mid-Day Food:
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​HFE is starting to serve free mid-day meal to all students enrooled in the program, through Community Kitchen to hungry children in Pri- mary schools located in very poor neighborhood in Kigali city. The children in these communities come from very poor economic background, and for them this mid-day meal could be the only complete meal for the entire day.
4. Direct donation to FHE:
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​As non-profit organization, FHE volunteers collect do- nations from individual and organization to collectively reach registered children. HFE volunteers are led by OLPC staffs, High school graduates, University students, public servants...etc. and they are working doubly towards achieving two major Millennium Development Goals- elimi- nation of child hunger and illiteracy.
7. Grow together Hoodie.
creates a powerful bridge between Canadian and Rwandan youth through shared identity and mutual support. By wearing their HungerFE Rwanda hoodie, children in Canada can sponsor a "friendship fair" for a peer in Rwanda, sparking a life-changing exchange of culture, language, and perspectives on the world. This connection goes beyond conversation; the Canadian family commits to providing essential school support, ensuring their buddy in Rwanda has the tools to succeed. It is a unique partnership that transforms a simple gift into a lasting bond of global solidarity and educational empowerment.
6. Solidarity Camp: offers students a transformative immersion into community service and cultural exchange. By living and working alongside local families, participants build deep empathy and firsthand understanding of our mission. It’s more than a trip; it’s a journey that turns students into lifelong advocates for a hunger-free world.
7. My Buddy Program:
connecting primary-school age students from North America with children of the same age in Rwanda. The friendships will encourage Rwandans and North Americans to exchange stories and learn about each others’ cultures, languages, and lives.
3. Homes Of Passion programs :
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​This a program is focusing on linking wealthier Families with poor families, to support them with freshly cooked/uncooked nutritious food to support each other in dairy life.


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5. Child Mentor Program:
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We feel that our role as a tutor is one of the most significant help we can offer to our children. Children learn how to increase their reading and writing skills which will help them to become more self-sufficient in their studies and in their lives in general.