Wilson Karasira is the president of the National Youth Council in the Red Cross Rwanda (RCR) in Huye district. Below is his typical working day. I wake up at 6a.m and say a prayer. After I have had breakfast, I head to Butare town to start on the day’s program.
Wilson Karasira is the president of the National Youth Council in the Red Cross Rwanda (RCR) in Huye district. Below is his typical working day.
I wake up at 6a.m and say a prayer. After I have had breakfast, I head to Butare town to start on the day’s program.
My responsibility comprises monitoring RCR youth activities and leading sensitization sessions that help the vulnerable people.
I visit different groups of people, depending on the program and need. This may be based on programs in place or others which are about to start.
I have lunch at 1p.m and rest for an hour. In the evening, I join Siloam Anglican church choir until 6p.m.
At 6:30, I go to an internet café to check if I have mail.
This is also aimed at getting informed that may be from different groups and communication from my bosses. This gives me a clue on what to include on the next day’s agenda.
I get home; have supper and a prayer before I get to bed at around 9p.m