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9.2008
September newsletter now available
Read the latest news from RVP.
8.2008
Rabuor Village Project profiled in national feature news story!
Read about how RVP is positively impacting the communities it serves in the Seattle Times.
6.2008
Read the latest RVP newsletter
There's been a lot of new developments in Rabuor lately! Read all about it!
4.2008
Loyce Ong'udi to be featured speaker at Women Advancing Microfinance (WAM) Event
Hear Loyce talk about RVP's innovative approach to microfinance on Tuesday, April 15th from 6 to 8 pm. Event will be held at University Congregational Church, 4515 16th Ave. NE, Seattle. Admission is free for first-time guests and annual members. For more information or to RSVP, contact Sue Wolff at suewolff@wampnw.org.
3.2008
March newsletter now available
Read the latest news from RVP.
2.2008
UPDATE ON THE ONGOING CRISIS IN KENYA
Read the latest update from Loyce Ong'udi, RVP Founder and President.
Loyce Ong'udi to participate in Global Social Entrepreneurship Competition
Read more about this exciting event hosted by the UW School of Business Feb. 25-29. Come out and support RVP's innovative approach to economic development!
12.2007
December newsletter now available
Read the latest news from RVP.
11.2007
Loyce Mbewa-Ong'udi to be keynote speaker at ONE event at UW
Loyce will be speaking at this special event taking place Thursday, November 8th at 5:00pm on the UW campus. Click here for more info.
Loyce featured on KPLU radio "Meaning of Work" series.
Click here to listen to her interview.
7.2007
Catch up on the latest news from the village
Read the July RVP newsletter
A recent visitor to Rabuor Village tells her story
Read Megan Clark's account of her recent visit to Rabuor excerpted from her company newsletter. Megan works with LTC Financial Partners, a major supporter of RVP.
5.2007
Support RVP when you shop online!
RVP is now registered with Giveline, a website selling books, movies, electronics and more. Every time you make a purchase, RVP will receive a percentage of the sale. Click here to start shopping for a good cause!
Thai buffet fundraiser a big success
Rotarian Kayanee Chopra, owner of Royal Palm Restaurant in Seattle, helped raise nearly $4,000 for Rabuor Village Project at a delicious Thai food buffet on May 6. Read more...
To partner with communities in rural Africa as they develop sustainable solutions to overcome the challenges of poverty and HIV/AIDS.
We believe that in order for our programs to be effective and sustainable, they must involve the full and active participation of the Rabuor community at every level of planning, implementation and evaluation. We exist because of the efforts of local people towards making a difference in their community, and all of our activities are designed to support and honor those efforts.
The concept of Village by Village is a driving force behind everything that the Rabuor Village Project does. While the work of the project has so far benefited the people of Rabuor Village and several surrounding communities, the long term vision of RVP goes far beyond reaching out to a handful of villages. It is our hope that our project now underway in Rabuor may be used as a model that can be replicated in a number of similar settings. Read more...
Providing nursery school education, day care, and nutritional support to the growing ranks of children who have lost one or both parents to HIV/AIDS; supporting success in education through scholarships and support for children in primary and secondary schools.
Securing a reliable supply of clean water for human consumption as well as agriculture; advancing the development of the water system through well drilling, cisterns, pumping and distribution; supporting village health and wellness via a community pharmacy; providing HIV prevention, care and education through the training and support of community health workers and other forms of outreach.
Rabuor Village Project is a United States 501(c)(3) not-for profit organization based in Seattle, Washington.
U.S. Tax ID #71-0956033
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