With the opening of the Handspun Hope Early Education Center, we created a nurturing space where their children are not only cared for but also prepared for primary school.
Read MoreAt Handspun Hope, we believe that every child deserves a strong start in life.
Read MoreOne of our artisans, Josephine, was highlighted in the piece, sharing how her life has been transformed through her work at Handspun Hope.
Read MoreExpanding Holistic Care for the Women We Serve
Read MoreAfter months of prayer, planning, and building—both physically and relationally—we are overjoyed to announce the official opening of our brand-new campus!
Read MoreExciting updates for our Blueprint For Hope campaign!
Read MoreHandspun Hope has long been a haven and a source of opportunity for women in northern Rwanda, particularly those who have survived the trauma of genocide, civil conflict, HIV/AIDS, and other severe trauma.
Read MoreIt’s Cosmos Season! The Bright Lights Cosmos are a seasonal flower that arrives after the heavy rains during the long dry season. We have all Cosmos in stock now!
Read MoreApril 7, 2024, marks 30 years since the end of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda.
Many women at Handspun Hope carry with them stories of hope. One such story is that of Euralie.
Read More“Handspun Hope's mission and vision deeply resonates with me. Our holistic approach focuses on the whole person and the whole community. By empowering women through employment and spiritual, physical, and emotional care, we can break the generational cycle of poverty and transform entire communities”.
Read MoreThe Circle is formed by a collective of hope bringers who believe in the strength of sustained support. We understand that small, consistent contributions can lead to monumental changes. By becoming a recurring partner in hope, you become a reliable source of empowerment, providing stability and enabling long-term growth.
Read MoreThe Wild Borecera silk extends far beyond gorgeous handwoven scarves and luxurious silk yarn; Borecera silk is now paving the way for sustainable conservation practices in Madagascar.
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