Help children and families build a more secure future
Stone Dorcas Help Foundation is a community organisation based in Bujumbura, Burundi. Founded in 2020, it focuses on vulnerable children and families, connecting immediate support to longer-term opportunities for education, care and household income.
The foundation’s proposal reports growth from 10 children at its beginning to approximately 300 beneficiaries in 2026. Its expanded programme aims to reach more than 5,000 direct beneficiaries and support more than 1,000 households. These are future programme targets, distinct from the reported existing reach.
Proposed activities cover humanitarian assistance, access to education and healthcare, child protection and household livelihoods. A livelihood component combines livestock support with training in husbandry, entrepreneurship and financial literacy. The foundation invites development organisations, foundations, businesses, faith-based organisations and individual supporters to discuss participation.
Overview
A non-profit organization dedicated to improving lives through education, healthcare, livelihood programs, and community development initiatives.
- Education programs
- Healthcare initiatives
- Livelihood development
- Community empowerment
- Disaster relief
- After-sales support
- Financing options
- Sustainable development
Our Programme
Humanitarian assistance
The programme aims to support children and households facing urgent needs through humanitarian assistance and social support.
Education & child protection
Education support and child protection are central to the foundation’s approach to improving children’s opportunities and wellbeing.
Healthcare and rehabilitation
The proposed programme includes support for access to healthcare and rehabilitation for vulnerable beneficiaries.
Household livelihoods
Planned livelihood support combines livestock assistance with practical training, financial education and support for market access.
Key Metrics
100+ people
Beneficiaries
8
Program Areas
Food
Distribution Support
Community
Development Focus
Partner with us to support vulnerable children and families in Burundi. We welcome discussions with development organisations, foundations, businesses, faith-based organisations and individual supporters about programme support and collaboration
Operations & Services
Education Programs
Scholarship programs, school construction, and teacher training initiatives.
Healthcare Services
Mobile clinics, health education, and maternal healthcare programs.
Livelihood Development
Skills training, microfinance, and income-generating activities.
Community Development
Water, sanitation, infrastructure, and sustainable development projects.
Provided education to 100,000+ children
Trained 50,000+ people in livelihood skills
Built 100+ schools and healthcare facilities
Delivered healthcare to 200,000+ people
Supported 5,000+ vulnerable families
Impacted 500,000+ people across 200+ communities
Future Vision
Stone Dorcas Help Foundation aims to expand its humanitarian programs to reach 1 million people by 2030, focusing on education, healthcare, and sustainable livelihood development to create lasting positive impact in vulnerable communities.
Operating Regions:
- Burundi
- Tanzania
- Uganda
- DRC
Partnerships
Partner with us to support vulnerable children and families in Burundi. We welcome discussions with development organisations, foundations, businesses, faith-based organisations and individual supporters about programme support and collaboration.
Tell us your organisation or name, the programme area that interests you and how you would like to help. Please use the initial enquiry for partnership information rather than personal case details.
- Burundi
- niyojob@gmail.com
- +257 61963750
- +250 787976441
Frequently Asked Questions
Priority groups include vulnerable children, households led by women, people with disabilities, low-income households, rural communities and young people at risk.
The programme proposal reports approximately 300 beneficiaries in 2026. Expansion targets more than 5,000 direct beneficiaries and more than 1,000 households.
Contact the foundation to discuss programme partnerships or support. The team can explain current priorities and arrangements for contributing.