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Inquiry About Funding Opportunities for Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Programme in Burundi

Introduction: We Cannot Afford to Wait Burundi has made important progress in the fight against HIV/AIDS, but the progress achieved over the years should not create a false sense of security. HIV remains a public-health issue that requires continuous prevention, accurate information, early testing, treatment literacy, stigma reduction and meaningful involvement of young people. For […]

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Invest in Burundi: A Country of Untapped Opportunities, Strategic Resources and Emerging Potential

An Open Invitation to Investors from Around the World Burundi is ready to welcome a new generation of investors. Located in the heart of East Africa and bordering Tanzania, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi offers a strategic position for businesses seeking opportunities in a region with growing markets, abundant natural resources, a

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World Cup – Round of 16: Football Has No Age Limit. Why Burundi’s Older Persons Deserve to Enjoy the FIFA World Cup 2026

A Reflection by Burundi Elderly Home Care (BEHC) As the world turns its attention to the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16, millions of football lovers across the globe are preparing to witness one of the most exciting stages of the tournament. Families, friends, and communities will gather to cheer for their favorite teams,

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Connecting Burundi’s Older Persons: Why Burundi Elderly Home Care (BEHC) Is Raising Funds to Provide Mobile Phones to Vulnerable Older Persons Across All 42 Communes

A Phone Can Save a Life For many people, a mobile phone is simply a tool for communication. For an older person living alone in a remote village, however, a mobile phone can be the difference between life and death. Burundi Elderly Home Care (BEHC) believes that access to communication is a fundamental component of

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A Lifeline for Burundi’s Older Persons: Why Burundi Elderly Home Care (BEHC) Is Raising Funds for an Ambulance

Every Minute Matters Imagine being over 75 years old, living with diabetes, high blood pressure, or a stroke, and suddenly becoming critically ill. Now imagine that the nearest health facility is several kilometers away, there is no ambulance available, your family cannot afford transportation, and the roads leading to your home are difficult to access.

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NIMBONA ALIDA Co-Founder of Burundi Elderly Home Care

Co-Founder of Burundi Elderly Home Care: A Champion for Dignity, Compassion, and Social Inclusion In a world where rapid social and economic changes often leave vulnerable populations behind, compassionate leadership remains essential to building stronger and more inclusive communities. Among the emerging social advocates in Burundi, Nimbona Alida stands out as a dedicated humanitarian whose

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Hope, Health, and Dignity for Burundi’s Elders

Burundi Elderly Home Care: Transforming Lives Through Compassionate Care In every society, older persons represent a living legacy of wisdom, resilience, and cultural heritage. Yet in Burundi, many elderly citizens face significant challenges, including poverty, social isolation, limited access to healthcare, and inadequate support systems. As the nation continues to address economic and social development

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His Excellency President Évariste Ndayishimiye: Leadership, Humility, and a People-Centered Vision for Burundi

His Excellency Évariste Ndayishimiye stands as one of the most influential contemporary leaders in East Africa. Since assuming office as the 10th President of Burundi on 18 June 2020, he has guided the country through a complex period marked by economic challenges, regional security concerns, and the ongoing pursuit of national unity. Early Life and

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Religion, Belief and the Spiritual Life of Older People in Burundi — A BEHC Perspective

AbstractReligion and spirituality are central to many older people’s identities, sources of care and resilience across Burundi. For organizations such as Burundi Elderly Home Care (BEHC), understanding how faith, customary beliefs and spiritual practices shape older people’s daily lives is essential to designing respectful, effective programmes. This article examines the religious and spiritual landscape as

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