Ikirenga International Training College (IITC) is an initiative connected to Kangabe Foundation with a focus on tertiary education and professional training in Physical Rehabilitation and Nutrition programs. The college forms part of Kangabe Foundation’s commitment to supporting education and strengthening the availability of skilled professionals in areas related to healthcare.
The college is intended to provide educational opportunities for students interested in Physical Rehabilitation and Nutrition programs. Through these areas of study, Ikirenga International Training College seeks to contribute to the development of knowledge and skills that are relevant to the health needs of individuals, particularly elderly people who may have been affected by serious injuries.
A particular focus is placed on Physical Rehabilitation, an important area of healthcare that supports people affected by disability, injury, illness, and other conditions that may affect physical functioning and mobility. The college also focuses on Nutrition and dietetics, recognizing the important role that proper nutrition plays in health and wellbeing.
Kangabe Foundation seeks to support eligible but financially disadvantaged students who wish to study physical rehabilitation or nutrition program. This support reflects the founder’s interest in making education and professional development more accessible to all students, especially those who may otherwise face challenges in pursuing their tertiary education.
Furthermore, through Ikirenga International Training College, Kangabe Foundation aims to contribute to the development of a skilled workforce in Physical Rehabilitation and Nutrition dietetics areas in Rwanda and surrounding countries.
In summary, Ikirenga International Training College focuses on tertiary education in physical rehabilitation and nutrition, while supporting the development of skilled professionals in the same fields, thus contributing to Rwanda’s 2030 vision.