To join VJN programs, visit our office, follow our social media (@visionjeunesse2), or check our website for updates on training opportunities, events, and registration details.
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VJN is headquartered in Gisenyi, Rubavu District, Western Province, Rwanda. However, its programs extend to other districts, including Kirehe and Burera, and serve youth in refugee camps such as Mahama, Kiziba, Mugombwa, and Kigeme.
You can support VJN by donating, volunteering, partnering on projects, or providing resources such as training materials and equipment for youth empowerment programs. Contact us for more details on collaboration opportunities.
VJN programs are open to all young people, including students, out-of-school youth, and young professionals. Additionally, community members, partners, and local leaders can engage in various initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable development.
VJN is a non-governmental organization founded in 2002 by the Congregation of the Brothers of Christian Instruction (FIC). It empowers youth through programs in Peace Building, Economic Empowerment, Sports, Culture & Arts, and other development initiatives to create a productive and dynamic population.