Grantees Seeking Sponsors

Precious Kabwe	Kasonde Marvel	Priscilla Mulenga	Patience Mukuka	Violet Chilufya
Mwenya Loreen	Eunice Chowa	Ruth Mwale	Mutamfya Monday	Constance Mulenga

Grantees Seeking Sponsors

The third born in a family of seven, Precious stays with her mother and siblings. When she completes school at PEAS secondary, Precious would like to be a medical doctor. Will you help her reach her dreams?

“I am requesting for your assistance because I need to be in school that is the only way I can help to reduce poverty levels in my family as well as in my nation.”

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Marvel is one of three children in her family who is currently attending secondary school. The cost of one child alone usually greatly exceeds the means of a family such as hers, but her Mother has been working tirelessly to provide the opportunity of education to her children. She is unable to pay for Marvel to attend school, though Marvel’s performance academically is very good. Maybe your family can help theirs!

Priscilla lives in a rural farming community with her mother and grandparents. The family eats the small amount of food that they produce and doesn’t have enough money to pay for school. She is eager to help and give back to her family and community by completing her education and getting a job. Will you and your family help her?

From a family of four, Patience’s Mother supports her children by farming what she can, having lost her husband a long time ago. This year, she was selected to attend a new school, PEAS academy, run by a UK-based organization which seeks to provide quality education at affordable rates. She is in Boarding there in grade 8. Her family has high hopes for her, and so do we.

Violet comes from a big family. She has always been the leader in her family, though she is one of the younger ones. She pursued the Bakashana offices tirelessly seeking assistance. Now we have agreed to help her follow her dreams, and seek a sponsor to lead the way!

Loreen is an academically gifted pupil who was selected to attend the best school in the Province, Laura Girls. She is a single-orphan having lost her Father when she was 7 months old. Her Uncle who had been supporting her Mother and her siblings passed away last year. We have seen that her intelligence will take her far if she is provided with the opportunity to learn.

Eunice lost both of her parents and lives with her elderly Grandmother and four of her siblings. Despite these challenges, she is determined to use her intelligence and persistence to finish school, and help her family. Will you be a part of writing this success story?

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Little Ruth stays with her Grandmother, having been “abandoned” by her parents. We chose to put her in boarding at PEAS, the new non-profit -run school, due to her outstanding academic performance and confident attitude. We also want to provide for her a conducive learning environment, as walking to-and-from school was challenging and she was receiving too much unwanted attention during her commute.

Monday is a grade 10 pupil who was living under the care of her Step-mother after having lost her Mother when she was in grade 4, and her father when she was in grade 6. Her stepmother sells vegetables at the local market but making enough to support her children is tough. As the oldest girl, and the ‘step’ child, she is given the bulk of the responsibilities when it comes to house chores. Due to these challenges we have placed Monday in boarding, to give her a chance to concentrate on her studies, and lift up her family.

Constance is a grade 8 girl who lives with her Grandmother. Her single mom lives in a village far away where she works as a subsistence farmer. We chose her to study in boarding because of her academic and social skills, and as a way to provide her fair chance to study her hardest and also to alleviate some of the challenges that her Grandmother faces in supporting 8 grandchildren at home.