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16 Jun

Celebrating the International Day of the African Child

As we come together to commemorate the Day of the African Child, on this June 16th, we celebrate the resilience, dreams, and potential of every child on the continent. This year's theme, "Education for All Children in Africa: The Time is Now," emphasizes the urgent need to ensure that...

15 Jun

Distribution of vital supplies and healthcare services to victims of floods

In a remarkable display of community solidarity and compassion, the Jars of Love Community, in partnership with Actions for Women's Rights (AWOR), undertook a significant outreach effort today, June 15, 2024, distributing vital supplies to more than 100 families affected by recent floods. The items distributed were collected during...

28 May

Breaking Taboos and Empowering Communities: Celebrating Menstrual Hygiene Day

This Tuesday, May 28th, the Jars of Love Community (JLC) celebrated Menstrual Hygiene Day with two impactful activities. The day began with a visit to one of our supported communities, accompanied by members from our partner organization ABBA (Abana Bacu).

23 May

Learning from others for providing better healthcare services

This Thursday, May 23rd, the Jars of Love Community's staff team had the honor of visiting the Village Health Works organization and its facilities, notably Kigutu Hospital and the Women's Health Pavilion. The warm welcome and detailed guided tour provided by the staff allowed us to understand their daily...

17 May

“Know your numbers” campaign

In 2025, it is estimated that 1.5 billion people will be affected by high blood pressure, whether they are aware of it or not. Join us in raising awareness about the silent danger of high blood pressure. Get informed, get checked, and take control of your heart health. #WorldHypertensionDay #KnowYourNumbers

15 Feb

A fun way to learn financial education and family planning

Have you seen a festive training and fun way to learn about financial education and economic empowering?

09 Feb

Upgrading families’ economic sustainability through the 5000Plus model

Poverty is devasting in our country, and to address health and social issues radically, JLC aimed to empower economically poor families by introducing the 5000plus model that educates them to increase income through starting and successfully running livelihood projects.

09 Feb

Medical Camps

One of the most frequent activities of JLC, we provide basic treatments and general check up to the population to help them being aware of their health status, there are some programs of checking blood pressure, blood sugar of the attendees, there are many basic treatments and consultations provided...

09 Feb

Health Project: SMAW at Hope Clinic

Jars of Love Community is committed to improve health conditions in vulnerable and remote communities in Burundi. The Safe Maternity for All Women (SMAW- Project) is our first project that aims to reduce maternal and child mortality rate in Burundi which is among the highest around the world.

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