Kym Rapier Foundation

Kym Rapier Foundation Creating an inclusive future where every person can live with dignity, thrive in community and build connection to nature.

This , we are proud to support WEZA - Women Empowerment Zanzibar (WEZA) as they change the game for young girls in thei...
26/05/2026

This , we are proud to support WEZA - Women Empowerment Zanzibar (WEZA) as they change the game for young girls in their community.

In Zanzibar, football is everywhere. But too often, the field belongs to the boys. By creating safe spaces for girls to play and learn, WEZA is rewriting what is possible for girls in sport and beyond.

Through soccer, girls gain more than skills. They build confidence, friendship, and a sense of belonging. For girls with disabilities, WEZA’s inclusive approach creates something even more powerful: a place to participate fully, be seen, and know they belong.

Watch the full film on our website and see how WEZA is helping girls in Zanzibar claim their place on the field and beyond. Link in bio comments below 🎥

For many, sight means the return of work, independence and joy. A cataract surgery costs little, but its impact is immea...
25/05/2026

For many, sight means the return of work, independence and joy. A cataract surgery costs little, but its impact is immeasurable. When people can see clearly, they don’t just regain vision. They regain hope.

Watch the full film on our website and learn about the essential work that the Mo Dewji Foundation is doing. Link in bio or comments below 🎥

Untreated cataracts account for nearly 73% of blindness and 93% of severe vision impairment in Tanzania, deeply affecting rural and older populations.

The Mo Dewji Foundation is working to change this reality, bringing treatment to those who would otherwise go without.

This , The Kym Rapier Foundation is proud to highlight the work of the Mo Dewji Foundation in its mission to expand access to vital healthcare across Tanzania.

“Our eye camps are about more than restoring sight - they are about restoring dignity, opportunity, and hope. We approac...
24/05/2026

“Our eye camps are about more than restoring sight - they are about restoring dignity, opportunity, and hope. We approach this work with humility, knowing that what we do together transforms lives — for we believe — the life of every person matters.”

🎥 Watch the full film on our website and learn about the essential work that the Mo Dewji Foundation is doing. Link in bio or comments below.

The Mo Dewji Foundation Eye Camps are free, large-scale mobile health initiatives providing comprehensive eye care to underserved communities in Tanzania.

For three days, they transform Singida Hospital into a lifeline.

Hundreds arrive from across the region for free care — eye exams, reading glasses, and life-changing cataract surgeries.

What began as a sight-restoring mission has evolved into a multi-specialty healthcare model grounded in listening to the communities they serve. With nearly 60% of eye camp participants being women, the camp has expanded its services to include gynecological care, addressing critical gaps in women’s health.

This , The Kym Rapier Foundation is proud to highlight the work of the in its mission to expand access to vital healthcare across Tanzania.

“Before the eye problems, I used to cook at a school and earn a little income, so when my eyes started causing trouble, ...
22/05/2026

“Before the eye problems, I used to cook at a school and earn a little income, so when my eyes started causing trouble, how can you cook for people? We are low on money and cannot afford things, so I am suffering.”

We met Balbina in Singida, Tanzania. For years, she struggled as cataracts slowly took her sight, leaving her blind in one eye. The impact reached far beyond her vision—affecting her work, her ability to care for her family, and the rhythms of daily life.

Watch the full film on our website and learn about Balbina and the incredible work that the Mo Dewji Foundation is doing. Link in bio or comments below 🎥

In rural Tanzania, treatable eye diseases like cataracts are far too common. Nearly 600,000 people are living without sight. These conditions steal not only vision, but also independence, dignity, and the ability to earn a living.

Across the country, the Mo Dewji Foundation is working to change this reality by bringing care directly to underserved communities. Over three days, the Foundation hosted an eye camp at Singida Hospital, welcoming hundreds of patients from across the region. Free eye exams, reading glasses, and life-changing cataract surgeries restored sight and hope. The camp also offered cervical cancer screenings and essential reproductive health services—care often out of reach for rural families.

For Balbina and so many others, restored sight means a return to work, joy, and independence. A cataract surgery may cost little, but its impact is immeasurable.

This , The Kym Rapier Foundation is proud to highlight the Mo Dewji Foundation's work in its mission to expand access to vital healthcare across Tanzania.

21/05/2026

A lack of access to family planning information and services contributes to poverty, suffering, and environmental degradation, which negatively impacts communities and their surrounding ecosystems.

CHAT (Community Health Africa Trust) is focused on bringing healthcare and family planning to remote, rural communities in Kenya where access to clinics is limited or nonexistent. Using all-terrain vehicles, CHAT has devised an outreach strategy to support the most remote and underserved communities. At the heart of their work is a deep respect for the people they serve — listening first, partnering locally, and building solutions rooted in community knowledge and long-term resilience 🙌

Watch the full film on our website and see the valuable work that CHAT is doing. Link in bio or comment “CHAT” to receive a direct link 🎥

CHAT's work is rooted in a simple but transformative belief: family planning (FP) is a proven pathway out of poverty, human suffering, and environmental degradation. When women and girls gain control over their reproductive choices, households stabilize, communities become resilient, and pressure on fragile ecosystems declines.

The Kym Rapier Foundation is proud to support CHAT in promoting healthy, empowered, and self-sustainable living among the economically challenged and excluded communities in Kenya.

“Many people would ask me, Why are you in this remote setting, in this very poor way of life, when you have all the qual...
15/05/2026

“Many people would ask me, Why are you in this remote setting, in this very poor way of life, when you have all the qualifications to be in a big organization?

I said, if I don’t do it, who will? It becomes part of our routine. It becomes a part of us.”

Watch the full film on our website and see the valuable work that CHAT is doing. Link in bio and comments below 🎥

CHAT (Community Health Africa Trust), brings healthcare and family planning to remote rural communities in Kenya where access to clinics is limited. Their work reaches far beyond healthcare — partnering with communities, listening first, and building long-term solutions rooted in local knowledge and care.

This , we honor women like Rose — a mother, community leader, and healthcare worker whose impact reaches far beyond the clinic into homes, families, and everyday life. Through her leadership, care, and commitment, Rose represents the vital role nurses and community health workers play in strengthening communities every day.

12/05/2026

CHAT (Communities Health Africa Trust) is focused on bringing healthcare and family planning to remote, rural communities in Kenya where access to clinics is limited or nonexistent.

Using all-terrain vehicles, CHAT has devised an outreach strategy to support the most remote and underserved communities. At the heart of their work is a deep respect for the people they serve—listening first, partnering locally, and building solutions rooted in community knowledge and long-term resilience.

During National Women’s Health Week, we’re especially proud to spotlight organizations like CHAT that are expanding access to care for women and families in communities too often left behind.

Watch the full film on our website and learn about Rose Kimanzi and the incredible work that CHAT is doing. Link in bio or comment “CHAT” to receive a direct link 🎥

08/05/2026

Music has the power to change lives — and Brass for Africa proves it every day!

Ronald is a central figure at Brass for Africa. Once a programme beneficiary living on the streets, he rose over ten years to become Country Director 🙌

It is a powerful reminder of what becomes possible when young people are given access to opportunity, creativity, and the belief that they can become something more 🎺 💛

Watch the full film and learn about Ronald and Barbra’s story on our website. Link in bio 🎥

07/05/2026

Music has the power to change lives — and Brass for Africa proves it every day!

Watch the full film and story on our website. Link in bio or comment “Brass for Africa” to receive a direct link 🎥

Through brass and jazz education, young people in Uganda build confidence, teamwork, and discipline — skills that extend far beyond music and help shape brighter futures for themselves and their communities.

The Kym Rapier Foundation is proud to support Brass for Africa in empowering the next generation through the universal language of music 🎺 💛


“The first time I picked up the tuba I played the first note and I felt so dizzy. What was in my mind was, will I manage...
04/05/2026

“The first time I picked up the tuba I played the first note and I felt so dizzy. What was in my mind was, will I manage? Is it really an instrument for boys not for girls? And I was like, No, I'm going to take it up and I'm going to show the world that gender does not matter.”

Watch the full film and story on our website. Link in bio or comment “Brass for Africa” to receive a direct link 🎥

Barbra is an apprentice teacher at Brass for Africa. In a place where women often have limited opportunities to lead or gain recognition, Barbra used music to imagine new possibilities. Today, she is a role model for other girls in her community. 💛

Barbra is one of many success stories from Brass for Africa. Her journey is a reminder that when girls are given equal opportunity, communities grow stronger and the next generation of leaders begins to take shape 🙌

The Kym Rapier Foundation is proud to support Brass for Africa, empowering young women through music, leadership, and opportunity 🎺


29/04/2026

Today we celebrate the joy of movement and the freedom to express who we are. Through dance, Light On A Hill Organization creates space for creativity, confidence, and connection.

LOAH’s devotion to shaping confident, informed eco-champions is clear, and they’re empowering new generations to care for the world around them, today and into the future 🌿

The Kym Rapier Foundation is proud to support Light On A Hill in nurturing the next generation of environmental stewards 🙌

Watch the full story on our website—link in bio 🎥

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