Mission in action
Projects & Programmes
A source-derived overview of development, education, health, environmental and community initiatives reported by EPR. Photographs are imported from the corresponding official EPR reports and associated with the relevant project records.
ESMPA – Education of Youth on Responsible Sexuality and Promotion of Positive Masculinity
The EPR Department of Health implemented the ESMPA project with support from Bread for the World. Public EPR reporting describes education on responsible sexuality and positive masculinity, including vocational training for young mothers. An article updated in August 2025 reports 18 young mothers graduating at Nyarubuye Parish in May 2025 and 331 young mothers trained across the intervention area by that time.
Karama Parish Early Childhood Development Infrastructure
EPR, ForAfrika and Kamonyi District collaborated on Early Childhood Development infrastructure in Karama Parish, Remera Presbytery. The August 2025 handover included an administration office, five classrooms, a kitchen, latrines and a children’s playground. The public article noted that some construction works remained to be completed before the centre could become operational in the 2025–2026 academic year.
Renewable Energy and Climate Resilience Partnership
EPR public reporting describes collaboration with One Climate Rwanda and One Climate World Cooperative on environmental protection, renewable energy and climate resilience. Areas discussed include improved cooking stoves, tree planting, solar energy installations, water access and community training on climate adaptation.
Three Early Childhood Development Classrooms in Kabarondo Parish
EPR, in partnership with World Servants, is supporting construction of three Early Childhood Development classrooms in Kabarondo Parish, Zinga Presbytery, Kayonza District. The initiative seeks to improve access to inclusive early childhood education and provide a safer learning environment for children from EPR congregations and the wider community. The public article reports a launch ceremony and volunteer engagement with local youth through sports and cultural exchange.
Project descriptions reflect the official public reports available in the development inventory. Project status, funding period, implementation progress and current partner arrangements must be confirmed with the responsible EPR department before being represented as active.