Solidarity Family

Together for Solidarity & Self-Reliance

Promoting development, well-being, and unity in Rwanda

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Who We Are

SOLIDALITY FAMILY ABAKUNDANA (SOFAB)

Solidarity Family Abakundana (SOFAB) is a non-governmental organization that was founded in 2008 based on the idea of six members who decided to come together through a savings group.

Our Mission

To build a self-reliant community where love, collaboration, and shared progress drive the well-being and prosperity.

Our Vision

To foster love, cooperation, and sustainable development among SOFAB members and the wider Rwandan community through mutual support, empowerment, and collective growth initiatives.

Key Achievements at a Glance

Explore our significant accomplishments over the years.

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Our Key Programs

Solidarity & Mutual Support

Provided financial and emotional support in life events (weddings, funerals, illnesses, housing emergencies).

Economic Empowerment (Ikimina & Savings)

Strengthened financial self-reliance through ikimina (rotational savings).

Human Rights & Peacebuilding

Organized campaigns against gender-based violence (GBV) and family conflicts.

Youth & Family Support

Supported youth preparing for marriage and family life.

xxxx Young Couple (SOFAB Youth Member)

“Thanks to SOFAB’s support, I was able to start my marriage with dignity and peace of mind. The financial assistance and counseling gave us a strong foundation for our family.”

yyyyy Member supported during bereavement

“When I lost a loved one, SOFAB stood by me. The financial and emotional support helped me through one of the hardest moments of my life.”

zzzzzzz Small Business Owner (SOFAB Member)

“Through SOFAB’s ikimina, I received a loan that allowed me to expand my small business. Today, I can support my family and even save more for the future.”

TTTT Beneficiary of Community Health Support

“SOFAB helped me get Mutuelle de Santé. Now my family can access health care without fear. I’m truly grateful for this solidarity.”