Psychosocial Reintegration of Ex-prisoners
Restoration Burundi has held two sessions with ex-prisoners on psychosocial reintegration, aiming to help them heal from trauma and prevent recidivism. These sessions are part of its justice program, which includes sensitizing communities on the law through local radio stations, and offering legal, psychological, humanitarian, and spiritual support to prisoners and ex-prisoners. Restoration Burundi has been pleading for people wrongly imprisoned, and this intervention has led
Peace day celebration
Through the peace clubs established in high schools across Burundi, Restoration Burundi (Restobu) continues to nurture a culture of peace and non-violence among young people. On many occasions, Restobu organizes conferences and artistic events that use creativity as a tool for reconciliation. Through dances, slams, poems, sketches, and student presentations, messages of peace and hope reach thousands of people across the country. This year, as part of the celebrations for the
Joy as the Cell Members Reap Onion
In Kirundo commune, one of Burundi’s driest regions, the sun beats hard on the land, leaving soils cracked and crops withered. Despite being surrounded by lakes and swamps, farmers here face hunger and poverty, trapped by the absence of modern irrigation systems. Last year, something changed. With a small grant, a group of farmers came together to form the Kanguka Dukore cell — meaning Awake and Work . What started as a modest experiment with cabbage has now grown into a thr
