About Nyabihu School for the Deaf
Nyabihu School for the Deaf is a Rwandan institution located in the Western Province, dedicated to educating and supporting children with hearing impairments. Founded in 2013 by the late Mr. Louis Ngabonziza, a teacher with a deep personal conviction and lived experience in deaf education, the school was established to provide deaf children the opportunity to learn, express themselves, and be recognized not as disabled, but as capable and valuable members of society.
We offer a comprehensive primary school curriculum along with vocational training programs that equip our learners with practical skills for adulthood. Instruction is delivered in Rwandan Sign Language and written languages, ensuring that students are not left behind.
Education at our school goes beyond academics; our students learn to communicate confidently, care for themselves, and collaborate with others. They are nurtured in an environment where they are respected, heard, and guided to discover their potential.
Choosing Nyabihu School for the Deaf means investing in a place where children receive not only education but also profound care. Many of our students come from families that have never been able to provide the attention or learning support they need. Here, they receive more than just a classroom; they find a community, safety, and a voice.
Our Approach
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Every child at Nyabihu has a name, a story, and a future. We work every day to ensure that this future is filled with dignity, opportunity, and hope.
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We believe that deaf children should not be defined by silence, but by possibility. local and international partners to sustain our growth.
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Our approach is built on trust, patience, and a daily commitment to our mission. We involve parents and guardians, provide ongoing training for our teachers, and collaborate with
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