The VillageFXB model is implemented in the Nyarugenge district of Kigali and Kamonyi, Gisagara and Nyaruguru districts in the Southern Province.

In 2025, more than 8,500 adults and children received declining support over three years: the time needed to move from extreme poverty to sustainable economic and social autonomy.

Families, after completing training in finance and project management, receive seed capital to create income-generating activities (microenterprises) and participate actively in Village Associations of Savings and Credit (AVEC). They also receive food aid at the beginning of the project, enabling them to regain a satisfactory health. This gives them the energy to invest fully in their economic activities, while their children can continue their education better.

Throughout the three years, comprehensive support is provided: support for schooling and vocational training for children and young people, access to adequate health care and improvement of housing conditions and health infrastructure. They also have the opportunity to acquire key health and social skills, thereby promoting their overall development and ensuring the sustainability of the project's impact on their quality of life.

FXB also integrates resilience and adaptation to the impacts of climate change into its activities, ensuring that marginalized communities are prepared to respond to the environmental challenges that disproportionately affect them.

Equality between women and men is not only a fundamental human right, it is also a condition for a prosperous and sustainable world. Thus, special attention is paid to the economic empowerment of women and the promotion of their leadership. Because women play a key role in the development of their communities, FXB sets up specific activities to strengthen their skills, promote their access to sustainable economic opportunities and enhance their role as actors of change, including by encouraging their active participation in decision-making within their families and communities. It also aims to raise community awareness of domestic and sexual violence and gender equality.

In addition, in order to expand its impact in these provinces, FXB is gradually setting up groups WITH, which benefit 2,800 families (14,000 people) who are particularly deprived, in order to strengthen their resilience to socio-economic shocks and improve their access to basic services.

Launched in 2012 (IGIRE-Turangere Abana), this project aims to support primary and secondary school enrolment and vocational training for orphans and vulnerable children from families affected by HIV/AIDS. It also encourages their economic empowerment by integrating families into WITH groups and developing income-generating activities.

The DREAMS (Determinated, Resilient, Empowered, AIDS-free, Mentored and Safe lives) component of the project focuses on preventing new HIV infections among girls, adolescent girls and young women and strengthening their educational, economic and social capacities.

In addition, FXB Rwanda is implementing a Global Fund program to reduce new HIV infections among key populations in Kamonyi, Gakenke and Musanze districts. This project targets sex workers, men who have sex with other men, transgender people and injecting drug users. In addition to providing access to screening and prevention services, FXB Rwanda is strengthening its knowledge of HIV, rights and treatment protocols. Awareness-raising campaigns are being conducted to reduce stigma and promote their social inclusion. The project also supports the economic empowerment of beneficiaries through income generation training.

By combining access to care, awareness and financial autonomy, FXB Rwanda is actively contributing to the fight against HIV/AIDS in Rwanda.