Rwanga’s mission is to improve education by providing services, building capacities, and shaping policies that enhance access to and quality of education in Kurdistan.
Capacity Building: Providing workshops and training for teachers and students to enhance their knowledge and teaching/learning methods.
Infrastructure Support: Building and rehabilitating schools, libraries, and learning centers to ensure accessible and conducive environments for education.
Scholarship Programs: Offering financial aid and academic scholarships to students pursuing higher education.
Digital Literacy: Promoting e-learning platforms and integrating technology into the education system.
Leadership Development: Training young individuals in leadership skills to become active contributors to their communities.
Entrepreneurship Support: Encouraging startups and small businesses through mentorship, grants, and funding opportunities.
Skill Development: Organizing vocational training programs to enhance employability and technical expertise along with mental health support, healthy lifestyle programs, peer education networks.
Civic Engagement: Empowering youth to participate in decision-making processes and social initiatives.
Rwanga Foundation is a non-profit organization founded by Idris Nechirvan Barzani in 2013 to support education, youth empowerment, and sustainability in Iraq.
Idris Nechirvan Barzani founded Rwanga Foundation in 2013.
Rwanga Foundation focuses on education, youth empowerment, environmental protection, humanitarian aid, cultural preservation, and research.
You can volunteer, participate in programs, donate, or collaborate with Rwanga Foundation.
Rwanga Foundation operates across Iraq, with headquarters in Erbil and offices in Sulaymaniyah, Duhok, Halabja, Mosul, and Baghdad.
It provides e-learning, school renovations, scholarships, job fairs, and entrepreneurship training.
Testimonials
Thank you Rwanga Foundation and all who have been part of the effort for Rwanga Foras . I hope for more job opportunities for Kurdistan region's youth