Report a concern
Something feels wrong? Tell us.
Whether it happened to you, or you saw or heard about it happening to someone else, you can tell us. You'll be met with a listening ear and no judgment. You don't need proof, and you don't need to be certain. Tell us what you saw or were told, in any language, in your own words. Please don't investigate it yourself or confront anyone.
Anyone who has been harmed will be believed, supported, and helped to reach the care they need.
What happens next: Elise will listen, keep a private record, and act. Your report is handled in confidence: it is shared only with the people who need to know to keep someone safe, which can include the authorities.
If your concern is about a coach, a volunteer or anyone else at Ishyaka, come straight to Elise. If it is about Elise herself, or you would rather not come to us, go directly to the Rwanda Investigation Bureau (116), an Isange One Stop Centre, or the National Child Development Agency. What matters most is that you speak up, not who you speak to.
