Making a difference when the worst that could happen already has.

Most of the children at El Shaddai Rwandan Orphans' Project in Kigali (the capital of Rwanda) are survivors of the 1994 genocide and the AIDS pandemic, which took their parents, families and relatives lives. Yet, even in the aftermath of some of the worst atrocities ever perpetrated by humans upon other humans, people have found hope, renewal and inspiration.

Sylvestre Nzitukuze, (El Shaddai's founder) says, "With the help and support of people here in Rwanda, the U.S. and around the world, we have been able to house, clothe, feed and educate close to four hundred children that use to be living and dying in filth, left to fend for themselves in the alleys, gutters and fields of our beautiful country,”