How Robert Ndicunguye’s Visit Went

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It was on Saturday, May 5th, 2018 where we visited Robert Ndicunguye, a disabled child who lives in Ndera Sector. The fact that this boy has the courage to pursue his studies stimulates everyone to have a great willingness to help the child gets any possible necessities.

Therefore, on the date, mentioned above, Kepler Community, visited the boy. There are different items that this great community donated to the boy and his family in general. Such items include metallic clutch, notebooks, pens, clothes, sandals, foodstuffs, and hygienic materials. In addition to that, Robert’s stepmother was handed 24,000 Rwf for her project of selling sorghum beer in the neighborhood.



The entire family (Robert’s) was so thankful to Kepler community and other people who played a great part to help Robert and his family. 

Big thanks to Emma Northcott, Smile Club Kepler, and Nakitha. 


The pictures below were taken when we visited Robert.
















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