Our Impact

why & How

We at PCR act as Change Agents promoting peace, reconsiliation, and providing aid to those affected by war.

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People affected by war in D.R. Congo.

Trained participants.

The PCR Foundation emerged from a profound recognition of the urgent need for support and a more peaceful approach to achieving reconciliation. Samuel and Faida, coming from D.R. Congo, have personally experienced turmoil and loss due to regional conflicts. Motivated by a shared commitment, they embarked on a journey to enhance their efforts by joining forces.

The PCR foundation is dedicated to a variety of projects aimed at fostering positive change, including training leadership towards non-violent transformation, education, social responsibility, whilst promoting peaceful communication to disrupt the cycle of violence and poverty, providing assistance to widows and orphans, and instilling hope in the lives of the despairing.

PCR is not a political organization. Instead we act as change agents encouraging our primary objective: to facilitate peaceful reconciliation. We are committed to creating a culture that favors peaceful relationships at grassroots level, to honor human rights and the promotion of gender-specific programs and entrepreneurial skills, having the school of Mediation, as well as basic health support and empowerment programmes for agriculture in rural areas.

Programs

Our Work in Action

Our work includes many programs and projects, many of which are ongoing and carried out on a daily basis by us and our helpers, others are of a more short-term or one-off nature.

We ensure that our activities are relevant to the people in the region and strive for sustainability and consistency in everything we do.

We are dedicated to sustainable and consistent peace and conflict resolution in the D.R. Congo. Here's a glimpse of our achievements:

Leadership Training

Trained nearly 2,000 leaders, including soldiers, police officers, religious leaders, and educators.

Scholarships

Provided 14 scholarships for university education, including opportunities abroad, and 15 entrepreneurship scholarships for single mothers.

Sociotherapy Groups

Established sociotherapy groups in 6 villages, with plans to create more.

AFLATOUN International Project

Trained 60 teachers and created 68 “Clubs” of 35 children each, providing social and financial education.

Refugee and IDP Support

Assisted over 700 families with aid including clothing, food, and psychological support.

Broadcast Outreach

Organized weekly radio and TV broadcasts, increasing awareness on social and financial issues.

Sports Competitions

Held regular sports competitions for youth and vulnerable women in the Kivu region to promote unity and self-confidence.

Maternal Support

Provided support to nearly 300 mothers and, through partnership with the Australian Birthing Kits Foundation, assisted around 20,000 women.

Support for Widows

Offered financial and training support in agricultural projects, and distributed clothing and food to nearly 6,000 widows.

Our Impact

We at PCR act as Change Agents promoting peace, reconsiliation, and providing aid to those affected by war.

Our Work in Action

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