Pedro Alvim Domingos de Oliveira of Comfort Rwanda visited the school on Tuesday to deliver a talk on the work of the charity and how they try to improve the lives of thousands of children affected by the 1994 genocide in Rwanda.
The school first got involved with the charity after donating school books and ties following the closure of the old school building.
Comfort Rwanda run a number of different projects which help to change the lives of children in Rwanda, Congo and Brazil.
Clyde Valley High School pupils will be coming up with fundraising ideas to help support the Street Kids Rescue Project. We will be asking staff and pupils to donate old football strips and make a pledge to sponsor one child for a year.
The school first got involved with the charity after donating school books and ties following the closure of the old school building.
Comfort Rwanda run a number of different projects which help to change the lives of children in Rwanda, Congo and Brazil.
Clyde Valley High School pupils will be coming up with fundraising ideas to help support the Street Kids Rescue Project. We will be asking staff and pupils to donate old football strips and make a pledge to sponsor one child for a year.
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