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CARSA Ministry has been providing internship placements to university students, since its inception in 2002. CARSA believes that interns play a significant role in any organization and they are a valuable asset. Their experience allows them to engage directly with the complexities of the professional world and gives them access to various opportunities while advancing their skills to contribute to their personal development, which ultimately empowers them to achieve their goals.

We sat down with Noelle J. Worley, a third-year International Relations and Journalism student at Wheaton College in the United States who has been interning at CARSA for the last six months.

Initially, she wanted to learn more about the reconciliation progress after the tragedy of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and she was excited about how communities that were recently affected by violence have chosen to step beyond forgiveness and embrace reconciliation, they have committed to living together, working together, and caring for one another. To her, Rwanda’s unity and resilience story proves that forgiveness and peace are possible even anywhere and in any circumstance; this is the lesson the world might learn from Rwanda.

She appreciates the CARSA Ministry for its hospitality and for giving her the freedom to try many things in different areas, facilitating her to convert all her academic theories into tangible things. She was doing everything about writing newsletters, articles, social media posts, doing photographs, and conducting research to measure the impact.

Noelle invites people worldwide to support CARSA Ministry financially so that it can continue to sustain God’s children in Rwanda toward empowerment, inclusive peace, and holistic sustainable development.

We invite you to read the success stories of CARSA's ripple impact: https://www.carsaministry.org/news