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Humuriza Tamar Foundation is a Christian non-profit organization founded in 2017 in Rwanda, dedicated to supporting young mothers, children, and climate resilience.

Based on the story of Tamar in the Bible (2 Samuel 13:1-19), Tamar was raped in the presence of many, but no one could help or advocate for her, as it was considered none of their business. Left alone in that shameful and difficult situation, she had no comfort or accompaniment.
HTFR started against this background to comfort young mothers who are victims of rape and gender-based violence, alongside their children who are often even more vulnerable than their mothers.
Over the years, our mission expanded to support street children, children of single mothers, and households headed by young women, with a focus on community transformation and ecological conservation.
A healthy society in which women, girls, and children are empowered, gender equality is a reality, human rights and social justice are fully realized, and our planet thrives in harmony with its inhabitants.
To empower our community to advance gender equality, women empowerment, child protection, and combat climate change through innovative programs and advocacy. We believe uplifting women and girls creates a sustainable future.
We honor the absolute worth and dignity of every person we support.
Advocating for equal access, rights, and treatment for women and girls.
Honesty and transparent responsibility in all our projects.
Engaging local leaders and citizens to create sustainable progress.
We support anyone in need, regardless of background, without prejudice.
Committed to planting trees and promoting ecological practices.
Empower women and girls with knowledge and life skills
Promote gender equality and human rights
Fight climate change and child abuse
Advocate for vulnerable families in Rwanda
Trained 200 single mothers and 20 volunteers on sexual reproductive health and rights, and children's rights to empower advocacy.
Supported 200 mothers to learn soap & body lotion production, plus 'BE CONFIDENT' reusable sanitary pads and diapers.
Provided crucial school supplies and sanitation materials to 300 children to prevent school dropouts.
Hosted recurring weekend feeding and learning activities to boost children's skills, health, and confidence.
HTFR currently relies solely on the founder and her family's financing. We seek partnerships to expand our outreach.
We run projects exclusively with dedicated volunteers, lacking the capacity to hire permanent operational staff.
Our beneficiaries face severe family and community exclusion due to cultural stigmas surrounding rape.
Most of our young mother beneficiaries are survivors of sexual violence, requiring critical mental health support.
Children born of single mothers deal with deep identity crises, asking about their fathers and feeling rejected.
Incorporating young fathers into training programs, acknowledging they need mentorship and support as well.
Training community women in conflict resolution and mediation to actively prevent domestic abuse.
Transforming our soap and sanitary pads cooperative into a sustainable factory for income generation.
Working hard to persuade institutional partners and sponsors to support and scale HTFR programs.
Join Humuriza Tamar Foundation as a volunteer, a strategic partner, or donate to fund soap production training and school kits.