Three of the unsponsored children in the first 100 children to enroll are in 9th grade. These children hope to find a find a sponsor before they graduate the program, which will happen in December, if they pass on to 10th grade. Moving to 10th grade requires doing well on a large test, so these children can really use the support and encouragement that sponsorship provides. These children can be sponsored for $15 or $9 a month. If you can sponsor one of these young adults, please send an email to macandmic@gmail.com.
Above is Lucky Mwaabwa (#50). His caretaker is an older brother. It must be tough for the brother to provide for Lucky, even basic things like school fees. Lucky enjoys running, enjoys studying languages (Tonga and English) and hopes to be a TV anchor man when he's older.
*not sponsored*
Above is Chinyama Madyabi (#56). She lives with her mother and 7 siblings. She helps at home by washing the dishes. She likes studying math and English and hopes to be a nurse when she grows up.
*not sponsored*
Above is Maureen Milimo (#80). She lives with her father and 8 siblings. She also dreams of being a nurse. She enjoys studying math and she plays volleyball in her free time.
*not sponsored*
Above is Lucky Mwaabwa (#50). His caretaker is an older brother. It must be tough for the brother to provide for Lucky, even basic things like school fees. Lucky enjoys running, enjoys studying languages (Tonga and English) and hopes to be a TV anchor man when he's older. *not sponsored*
Above is Chinyama Madyabi (#56). She lives with her mother and 7 siblings. She helps at home by washing the dishes. She likes studying math and English and hopes to be a nurse when she grows up. *not sponsored*
Above is Maureen Milimo (#80). She lives with her father and 8 siblings. She also dreams of being a nurse. She enjoys studying math and she plays volleyball in her free time. *not sponsored*
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