Immaculée Uwamariya

not notable enough October 12 2026 22:23 20261012222300 Rev. Sr. Immaculée Uwamariya is a Rwandan Catholic religious sister, educator, family counselor, and motivational speaker. She is a member of the Bernardine Sisters and is known for her work supporting families, young people, and community development in Rwanda. Uwamariya is the founder of Famille Espérance (FAES), a faith-based organization established in Rwanda in 2012 to promote family harmony, strengthen relationships, support marriage and parenting, and encourage Christian and human values. The organization also provides support and programs for couples, single parents, divorced people, young people, and children. She was born in Rwanda and pursued secondary education before studying education and educational psychology. She later became a member of the Bernardine Sisters and dedicated her life to religious service and education. She has served as the headmistress of College St. Bernard Kansi, a girls' secondary school in Gisagara District, Rwanda. In 2012, Uwamariya organized a retreat for families in Kigali, which became the foundation of Famille Espérance. Through the organization, she has promoted family counseling, retreats, youth formation, and community-based programs aimed at strengthening family relationships and encouraging hope and peaceful coexistence. Uwamariya has also been recognized in Rwanda for her motivational and community work. Her public messages frequently address family life, personal responsibility, resilience, faith, peace, and the importance of building supportive communities. Quotes We are the ones to make a choice. Your mothers fed you love and strength, First Lady tells young women survivors. The New Time (October 7, 2026) We cannot choose to cry forever Your mothers fed you love and strength, First Lady tells young women survivors. The New Time (October 7, 2026). You should decide to live a good life because it’s possible. Your mothers fed you love and strength, First Lady tells young women survivors. The New Time (October 7, 2026). Life is a dream and when you decide to live you live. Your mothers fed you love and strength, First Lady tells young women survivors. The New Time (October 7, 2026). We have a responsibility to make our life productive. Your mothers fed you love and strength, First Lady tells young women survivors. The New Time (October 7, 2026). Despite the challenges, your outlook on life is what will determine how you live it. Your mothers fed you love and strength, First Lady tells young women survivors. The New Time (October 7, 2026). Life had to continue after the Genocide. Even if it’s hard, we will handle it and we will thrive,” she told the young survivor Your mothers fed you love and strength, First Lady tells young women survivors. The New Time (October 7, 2026). We started Famille Esperance to try and contribute towards building strong and happy families. My dream is to see happy families. We try to make sure that children who have not had an opportunity to grow up in happy and caring families find that environment with us,” she said. 17th Umushyikirano Ends On High Rwanda Inspirer (October 7, 2026). My dream is to see happy families 17th Umushyikirano Ends On High Rwanda Inspirer (October 7, 2026). Parents are too busy for their children. 17th Umushyikirano Ends On High Rwanda Inspirer (October 7, 2026).