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Today , Walking in Grace for Life Long Impact (WiGLI) joins the global community in celebrating International Youth Day 2026,recognizing the resilience ,creativity ,and potential of young people around the world. This year’s theme,” Different Contexts ,Common Aspirations “,reminds us…
Walking in Grace for Lifelong Impact (WiGLI) is honored to announce that it has been recognized as the Best Independent Monitoring & Evaluation Nonprofit – 2026 by the Top 100 Awards. This recognition reflects WiGLI’s unwavering commitment to delivering high-quality,…
On July 2–3, 2026, Walking in Grace for Lifelong Impact (WiGLI) participated in a two-day Capacity-Building Workshop on Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) organized by the World Food Programme (WFP) in Burundi. The workshop aimed to strengthen participants’…
From 22–24 June 2026, Walking in Grace for Lifelong Impact (WiGLI), in collaboration with the World Food Programme (WFP), successfully organized a three-day Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) capacity-building workshop. The technical sessions were facilitated by WFP, bringing together 12 WiGLI…
Date: 1 December 2025Theme: “Ending AIDS: Communities Lead the Way.” Today, Walking in Grace for Lifelong Impact (WiGLI) stands with the global community to commemorate World AIDS Day (WAD)—a day of remembrance, solidarity, and renewed commitment to ending HIV This…
“I thought I would never be able to feed my baby. But today, I can; and she is healthy.” Said Jeanne Jeanne Mugisha, a young girl from Burundi, endured sexual violence that led to pregnancy. Living with her mother in…
At only four years old, Claudine’s life was hanging by a thread. During a community health screening, she was identified as severely malnourished, frail, weak, and at serious risk of not surviving. Her family, already struggling, had lost hope. But…
For Blaise (16) and his sister Agathe (13), the future once looked bleak. After their father abandoned the family and fled to Tanzania, their mother was left to raise the children alone. She worked tirelessly on other people’s farms, but…
In Gasorwe, Muyinga, 15-year-old Josiane Mugisha lived with her parents and eight siblings in a fragile nyakatsi house. Every rainy season, water poured through the leaking roof, soaking her schoolbooks. Without electricity, space to study, or a safe environment, her…