To build a dignified life for refugees and underserved communities in Rwanda, and promote country development by:
The purpose of our Engineers4Humanity nonprofit is to support and guide the Engineers4Humanity Consultancy social enterprise, established in 2020 by Eric Kamanzi, the remarkable Founder and CEO, in Kigali, Rwanda.
Engineers4Humanity is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Texas, fostering resilience and self-reliance among displaced communities.
Engineers4Humanity supports its affiliated organization, the Engineers4Humanity Consultancy, a social enterprise founded in 2020 in Kigali, Rwanda.
The founder and CEO of Engineers4Humanity is Eric Kamanzi, a professional civil engineer, Project Management Professional, environmental expert, and philanthropist with a master’s degree in engineering project management and global sustainability and over 15 years of experience in humanitarian efforts and the engineering industry.
Inspired by his personal journey as a former refugee and his commitment to community advocacy, Eric established the Engineers4Humanity Consultancy in Rwanda to address critical gaps in education, Refugee youth unemployment, public health engineering, water and sanitation services, environmental protection, and youth development within refugee and host communities.
More than 2000 young refugees have been positively impacted by our humanitarian activities in East Africa.
Our vision is to inspire a brighter future for all by advocating and empowering refugees and underserved communities.
We strive to achieve this through sustainable, innovative engineering solutions and by engaging leaders and decision-makers to improve refugees' well-being and create lasting, impactful solutions that build peace in the region, enabling future generations to thrive in their homeland.
" Mr. Emmanuel Seba, one of our Alumnae currently in charge of the Education Program, visiting sponsored students."
"Some of Engineers4Humanity sponsored students, Nyarusange School 2025."
500+
Over 500 high school Refugee graduate students, primarily from Hope School in Gihembe Refugee Camp and other partner schools.
300+
Youth refugees have successfully graduated from a short-course vocational training program, made possible through sponsorship and collaboration with several dedicated partner schools.
100+
Graduates of universities, refugee youth supported through partner organizations, and advocacy efforts.
2,000+
Young refugees benefited from mentorship, a career path coach program, leadership, advocacy, and their lives have changed
300+
Job opportunities have been created / secured for young refugees, which have impacted their lives and those of their family members.
"Eric joins other civil society organization members in Dallas, presenting his Refugee Life journey to the Dallas County Commissioners Court for signing the resolution recognizing June 20, 2025, as the International World Refugee Day in Dallas"
"Hope School 1st intake students of 2009"
"Eric is in a meeting with our short-course trainees at the Engineers4Humanity Center for skills development, research, and Innovation 2020 in Gihembe Refugee camp."
" Eng. Eric Kamanzi, with some of the Engineers4Humanity Staff -Rwanda Team, 2020", including the Eng. Karegesa, the Vice Board Chair in charge of Engineering, Rwanda Country Director, Eng.Fabrice Kayisire and many other staff members.
"From Left is Mr Musuhuke, our Alumnae who is serving as a volunteer, and Fr. Malisaba, Engineers4Humanity Vice-Board Chair in charge of Education, in the middle during the visit of sponsored students."
"Meeting with Dr. Apotre Paul Gitwaza and sharing my book during the Rwanda Convention held in Dallas, July 2025"
Attending the International World Refugee Conference in Dallas and sharing my book, " Breaking Boundaries," with the audience in June 2025.
The pressing challenges of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) across African countries and refugee camps demand our immediate and unwavering commitment.
In line with SGD2030 and the Africa we want 2063, Engineers4Humanity is dedicated to transforming critical WASH issues into opportunities for impactful change by implementing sustainable systems that ensure every individual has access to affordable, safe drinking water and improved sanitation.
" Eng. Fabrice conducting a feasibility study for the construction of a suspension pedestrian bridge over the Kivu River in DRC Congo."
Our mission is to promote hygiene that protects health and the environment. We are building strong, thriving communities.
As the Engineers4Humanity-Africa Program, we focus on empowering rural communities in Africa. In addtion to WASH Service, we focus on providing access to education, markets, hospitals, and essential infrastructure. By building pedestrian suspended bridges, we create vital connections that foster social and economic growth.
We believe accessibility is key to unlocking potential and driving progress, and we strive for a future where every community can prosper.
Engineers4Humanity USA Program, based in Texas, collaborates with local administration, civil society organizations, and the private sector to enhance public safety, environmental protection, and disaster preparedness.
Our commitment is vital for keeping Texas safe and vibrant for current and future generations. Through community outreach and engagement with leaders and policymakers, we aim to turn our vision into action and achieve meaningful improvements in our communities.
"Eng. Eric Kamanzi, attended a 2-day International Conference for Disaster Preparedness and recovery named Disasters Expo-USA and Resilient City, which took place in Houston, Texas, in November 2025".
As per Mandela, "Education is a powerful weapon to change the world". At Engineers4Humanity, we believe that education is the only key to achieving the community's social and economic transformation.
We are passionate about empowering refugees, immigrants, and underserved youth by equipping them with the essential skills needed for self-reliance.
We aim to help them unlock their full potential through targeted technical education to achieve community and country development.
In the Africa program, our education programs emphasize vital technical disciplines and STEM subjects at the high school, college, and university levels.
This initiative encourages youth to transition from reliance on charitable donations or government assistance, enabling them to become skilled, productive community contributors to the country's development.
"Mr. Emmanuel is an alumnus of Engineers4Humanity's education program, holding a Master's in Education, and is part of a larger group of alumni. Emmanuel is currently serving at Engineers4Humanity as a volunteer, helping other young refugee kids to fulfill their education dream."
As Engineers4Humanity, we are dedicated to inspiring young refugees and immigrants to pursue their education.
Together with local administrations, education institutions/school districts, and universities, we will support a transformative education program that empowers refugee/immigrant students to reach their full potential and contribute positively to the USA's development.
The Engineers4Humanity Institute provides sustainable engineering solutions to combat job scarcity and high unemployment among refugee and immigrant youth. Our mission is to create clear career pathways for young individuals and those transitioning careers.
We focus on developing young leaders grounded in servant-leadership principles and collaborate with government, civil society, and the private sector to empower underprivileged individuals to contribute to society.
As a center for skill development and innovation, the institute equips refugees and vulnerable youth with the skills needed to break the cycle of poverty and achieve self-reliance.
We seek partnerships with local administration leaders, non-profits, and the private sector to achieve our goals. By promoting self-reliance through capacity-building programs, we can unlock potential, create transformative opportunities, and empower individuals while enhancing country development. Together, we can make a meaningful impact!
"Eric, with students' parents and opinion Women leader Mrs Bahati Justine from right side".
After nearly 30 years in refugee camps, we are committed to supporting peacebuilding initiatives.
We aim to empower youth and women to become champions of peace in their communities. We believe that collaboration with the leadership of the United States of America, the African Union, and regional organizations is crucial to establishing lasting peace in East Africa and beyond.
We advocate for leadership that meets the community's needs and focuses on peace, stability, and socio-economic development of its citizens.
Our innovative program promotes emotional healing and empowers individuals affected by conflict, mainly women and youth, to articulate their stories. By educating society and fostering recovery from the emotional wounds inflicted by conflict, we empower victims to find their voices and express themselves.
By collaborating with a qualified psychologist, an experienced mentor, and a skilled coach, we support our participants in overcoming past challenges and realizing the promising futures they deserve.
Our program incorporates diverse creative methodologies, including effective listening, painting, poetry, music, and book writing.
Furthermore, we organize multicultural events, competitions for teenagers and young adults, and international festivals to advance peace-building initiatives.
We actively organize and participate in commemorative events to unequivocally honor the victims of the Mudende Massacre, the genocide against the Tutsi, and other atrocities inflicted upon our family members in Africa. We need to raise awareness, demand justice, and learn from these tragic events. We are committed to combating genocide ideology and safeguarding human rights on a global scale.
As Engineers4Humanity, we aim to build a strong family, which is the pillar of a nation, through empowering women and girls.
We call on all policymakers and opinion leaders to support our program of youth & women empowerment and sustainable peacebuilding in the region.
Engineers4Humanity Consultancy is a registered social enterprise in East Africa that provides engineering, environmental & social consultancy services, as well as education and skills development services.
We empower refugees, immigrants, and underserved communities through meaningful employment, aligning with our social entrepreneurship and self-reliance program. Its mission is to create a lasting impact in America, Africa, and beyond.
Founded in Rwanda in 2020, we offer engineering and environmental consultancy services that support refugee youth education, job creation, and promote sustainable development.
As a registered firm in East Africa, we focus on improving community lives through social safeguarding and environmental services.
We are relaunching our consultancy program across Africa to support the African Agenda 2063 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 2030.
We also plan to launch Engineers4Humanity Consultancy-USA, providing engineering, project management, and special inspection consultancy services. This consulting company will create job opportunities for youth, promote self-reliance, and contribute to America's economic growth. Join us in making a meaningful impact!
Whether through donations, volunteering, or spreading the word,
you can help empower vulnerable communities.
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