Rebuild Futures Scholarship Campaign

Raising CAD $17,000 by April 2027 to equip 8 Banyamulenge youth with vocational skills for a sustainable future.

$17,000
8 Students
Sensei College
April 2027

Displacement takes away a home. It doesn't have to take away a future.

Conflict and displacement have disrupted the lives of thousands of Banyamulenge families. Many young people have experienced interrupted education, limited access to professional training, and a reduced ability to support their families and communities.

Humanitarian assistance is essential during times of crisis, but long-term recovery requires sustainable solutions. Rebuild Futures invests in vocational education, skills that create employment opportunities, promote self-reliance, and travel with a person wherever displacement takes them next.

Eight students. Eight trades. One training partner.

The first cohort trains at Sensei College in Nairobi, Kenya, each scholar enrolled in one certified vocational program.

Track 01

Masonry & Carpentry

Track 02

Plumbing & Drainage

Track 03

Electrical Installation & Solar

Track 04

Road Construction & Plant Machine Operation

Track 05

Construction Plant Mechanics

Track 06

Welding & Fabrication

Track 07

Computer & Laptop Repair

Track 08

Health Care Assistant

Sensei College, Nairobi, Kenya
8 students, one per program
May 2027

Every dollar of the $17,000 goal, itemized

Full transparency on how the campaign budget is allocated across the first cohort of 8 students.

Tuition & Training Fees

Full program enrollment for all 8 students across their respective vocational tracks.

$10,00059% of total goal

Learning Materials

Textbooks, manuals, and instructional resources for the cohort.

$1,5009% of total goal

Practical Training Resources

Materials consumed during hands-on training exercises.

$1,2007% of total goal

Tools & Safety Equipment

Trade-specific tools and protective safety equipment for each student.

$1,5009% of total goal

Transportation Support

Travel support to and from Sensei College in Nairobi.

$1,3008% of total goal

Program Administration & Monitoring

Enrollment tracking, progress reporting, and donor accountability.

$1,5009% of total goal
Total Campaign GoalCAD $17,000

Four phases, one cohort

August 2026 – April 2027

Phase 1: Fundraising

Donor outreach, community fundraising, and partnership development.

April 2027

Phase 2: Student Selection

Candidate identification, application review, and scholarship approval.

From May 2027

Phase 3: Training

Vocational instruction, practical training, and skills assessment.

Phase 4: Graduation & Follow-Up

Certification, employment support, and graduate tracking.

Fund a scholar's training

Every gift is applied directly to the campaign budget above, no overhead beyond what's already itemized.

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Read the full campaign proposal and scholarship policies

MSN believes donors deserve full transparency. Both source documents governing this campaign are available in full.

Our commitment to you

MSN commits to using scholarship funds responsibly, maintaining transparent selection processes, monitoring program outcomes, and reporting the impact created through every contribution. Every recipient represents a partnership between the student, MSN, donors, training institutions, and the broader community.

A scholarship is more than financial support.
It's an investment in someone's future.

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