This project is about building 100 houses for 100 families in Carama, to provide shelters to the survivors of the Sunday, February 9th, 2014 torrential rains and landslides that have left at list 77 people dead, about 12,000 displaced in Bujumbura and around 1000 houses destroyed in the northern areas of Bujumbura, Capital City. The Carama location is where JRMD helped 786 families to build 786 houses whom their homes were destroyed during the ethnic ware in 1993.

Having access to adequate sanitation is the only way that would help reduce illness and deaths of young children and people caused by drinking unclean water, from different sources, located nearby or far away of the Orphanage and Iwacu Kazoza School. A Well has been drilled and Water has been found; it is pure and plenty of water. The remaining work to be done is to install water solar pump, pipes, build water tanks then to supply water to the school, orphanage and surrounding community.

The School will provide education to 450 youths - Finish the construction of the Orphanage that will accommodate 160 orphans. Currently, the School is providing education to 452 students. This Project will reduce the number of suffering children in the street and reintegrate them in a New Life, New family, New Society and give them the right and access to the shelter and education.

This project is about building 100 homes for 100 widows and needy families in Buganda Commune. Building shelters for widows and needy families, survivors of the war in Burundi, will help reduce the expansion of AIDS and the mortality occasioned by the present conditions of their living.