Traditional Dance Program

Building Cultural Identity, Confidence, and Community Through Dance

Program Overview
The Traditional Dance Program at Indaro Organization preserves Rwanda’s cultural heritage while empowering vulnerable children through structured movement, rhythm, and artistic expression. The program blends physical development with cultural education, helping children reconnect with identity, discipline, and belonging.

Why This Program Matters
Traditional dance is more than performance—it is history, storytelling, and community healing. For children who have experienced vulnerability, dance restores confidence, reduces stress, and creates a strong sense of purpose.

Key Objectives

• Preserve and transmit Rwandan traditional dances

• Improve physical fitness, coordination, and discipline

• Strengthen self‑esteem and cultural pride

• Promote teamwork and community cohesion

Core Activities

• Weekly traditional dance training sessions

• Cultural performances and community celebrations

• Mentorship between experienced and younger dancers

• Participation in national cultural events

Target Beneficiaries
All children interested in learning traditional dance, including children living at Indaro and those from the surrounding community.

Expected Impact

• Increased confidence and physical wellbeing

• Strong cultural identity and social inclusion

• Positive community representation of vulnerable youth

Program Lead
HAKIZIMANA Hussein