
Rights & advocacy
Promoting fundamental rights and advocating for laws, policies and services that respect the dignity and equality of persons with visual impairment.
Explore RUB advocacyRights. Opportunity. Belonging.
We champion the rights, dignity and full participation of blind and partially sighted people — through advocacy, education, rehabilitation and opportunity.
Led by the lived experience and leadership of persons with visual impairment.
Organisational reach figures are drawn from RUB's published profile and website and should be reviewed for the latest reporting period.
Who we are
Rwanda Union of the Blind (RUB) is a national organisation of persons with visual impairment, legally operating in Rwanda since 1995.
RUB works to improve the lives of blind and partially sighted people through education, rehabilitation, advocacy and socio-economic empowerment. Our work is shaped by the voices, priorities and leadership of the people we represent.
Read more about RUBWhat we do
We work with members, families, communities, public institutions and partners to make rights real in everyday life.

Promoting fundamental rights and advocating for laws, policies and services that respect the dignity and equality of persons with visual impairment.
Explore RUB advocacy
Advancing equitable, quality education, Braille literacy and access to learning materials so children and adults can learn and participate.
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Supporting people to develop practical skills, mobility, confidence and access to assistive technology after vision loss.
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Strengthening local associations, member capacity and income-generating initiatives that support choice and economic independence.
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Promoting prevention of blindness, access to eye-care services and timely diagnosis through dialogue with relevant authorities and partners.
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Advocating for the inclusion of people with visual impairment in sport, culture, family life and community decision-making.
Our activities
Learning for independenceA place to learn and grow
A bridge from isolation to independence.
Established by RUB, the Masaka Resource Centre for the Blind (MRCB) supports people with visual impairment through Braille literacy, rehabilitation, daily living skills and assistive technology.
Voices & updates
Read about the people, programmes and community action advancing inclusion in Rwanda.
Support, connection and participation
Whether you are seeking support, looking for your local RUB network or wishing to contribute, we can help you find the right contact.
Contact RUB to ask about membership, rehabilitation, Braille learning, independent-living skills and available support services.
Request supportRUB works through a national branch network. Contact the office to be connected with the relevant local branch and its current representatives.
Find my local branchTell RUB about barriers affecting access to education, public services, transport, employment, information or community participation.
Report a barrierWork with RUB through volunteering, technical support, inclusive programmes, fundraising or institutional partnerships.
Work with RUBThe people behind our work
Our team works alongside members, families, communities and partners to advance the rights and inclusion of persons with visual impairment across Rwanda.
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Leadership
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Programme team
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Administration
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Community engagement
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Be part of the change
Partner with RUB, support inclusive education and rehabilitation, amplify the voices of persons with visual impairment, or get in touch to learn how you can contribute.
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Rwanda Union of the Blind
Poids Lourds Road, Muhima, Kigali, Rwanda
Working together
RUB values collaboration with organisations and institutions working to advance inclusion and equal opportunity. These illustrative placeholders will be replaced with approved partner logos.
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