Enock Niyogisubizo

Enock Niyogisubizo understands something that most people learn much later in life: that the most powerful thing a young person can do for their community is simply show up. A second-year student at the University of Rwanda pursuing a degree in Education, Enock serves as One Hen Per Child Associate, coordinating fieldwork for the program, supporting program reporting, and ensuring that the work happening on the ground is documented and sustained with care. Originally from Burera, Rwanda, he joined Bridge2Charity with the conviction that Education is the most powerful tool for transforming communities, and has since extended that belief into every corner of his work, from the field to the data behind it. Beyond his coordination role, Enock is passionate about youth leadership, data for social good, and community development that starts with people taking initiative rather than waiting for permission. He values empathy and collective action.