Our Mission
Digital Access Rwanda was founded with a simple belief: every person, regardless of where they live or their income level, deserves access to quality digital services. We are committed to bridging the technology gap in Nyabihu District by offering affordable phone accessories, internet services, and comprehensive ICT training programs.
Our youth empowerment initiatives focus on building the next generation of digitally literate Rwandans who can participate fully in the modern economy. Through workshops, mentorship, and hands-on training, we are creating pathways for young people to succeed in the digital world.
Our Story
Digital Access Rwanda began in 2019 when our founder, Patrick Igirimbabazi, noticed a growing problem in her community: young people had smartphones but no access to affordable accessories, reliable internet, or digital skills training. The nearest technology stores were hours away, and training programs were only available in Kigali.
Determined to make a difference, Patrick started a small shop offering phone accessories at prices students could afford. As the business grew, she expanded to offer internet bundles, printing services, and eventually, free ICT workshops for youth. Today, Digital Access Rwanda serves hundreds of community members every month.
Our journey reflects the resilience and ambition of rural Rwanda. We have faced challenges, learned valuable lessons, and most importantly, seen countless young people transform their lives through technology. Every accessory sold, every training session delivered, and every connection made brings us closer to a digitally inclusive Nyabihu District.
Our Values
Affordability
Prices designed for rural communities, with student discounts and bundle deals.
Accessibility
Services available locally, removing the need to travel long distances.
Empowerment
Education and skills training that create lasting opportunities.
Founder
Patrick Igirimbabazi
Founder & Director
Passionate about technology access in rural Rwanda. Leading P-SHOP's mission to bridge the digital divide in Nyabihu District.