Building Dreams, creating hopeful futures.
Royal Village International Foundation provides scholarships, vocational training, and community support to transform lives across Africa.
About Royal Village
Royal Village International Foundation is a U.S.-registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing safe homes, quality education, and long-term support for vulnerable children and youth, beginning in Liberia. The Royal Village Foundation is a beacon of hope for impoverished children in Liberia. Founded by Georgia Nuahn, a woman with a heart for nurturing and empowering young lives, our founda
tion aims to break the cycle of poverty and provide a safe, caring environment for children to thrive and reach their full potential.
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Our Programs
Focused initiatives creating lasting change across Africa
Scholarship Program
Full scholarships for young Africans to pursue higher education in Rwanda, India, and beyond. Covering tuition, accommodation, and living expenses.
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Hands-on training programs equipping youth with practical skills in technology, healthcare, business, and the trades.
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Direct support to families in need including food, shelter, and emergency assistance across Liberia and West Africa.
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Changing Lives Across Africa
From rural villages in Liberia to classrooms across West Africa, RVIF is building the infrastructure for lasting generational change through education and empowerment.
Latest Stories
News and updates from our community
Sending Hope: 9 New Scholars Begin Their Journey
In 2024, RVIF proudly sent nine new scholars to universities across Rwanda, India, and Liberia....
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Why Education Changes Everything
Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world....
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Stories from Kigali: Our Scholars Speak
Hear from our scholars in Rwanda about their daily lives, studies, and dreams....
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