Visiting the Children at Iramiro Center, Busanza—What If-Rwanda

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On Saturday, April 21st, 2018, What If-Rwanda visited the children who were born infected with HIV, currently living in Busanza, Kanombe, Kigali. These children live in the area called Iramiro Center, which is administered by nuns. 













During that day, we played with the children and shared some sweets, biscuits, drinks, and fruits. After all that blast, there are different items we gave the children, and they include school materials (notebooks, pens, and pencils), foodstuffs, soap, lotion, toilet papers, clothes, and packaged fresh milk. 

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