Sponsor a Young Woman

Grantees Seeking Sponsors

Precious Kabwe	Kasonde Marvel	Priscilla Chanda	Joyce Chileshe	Violet Chilufya
Chileshe Chanda	Eunice Chowa	Ruth Mwale	Mutamfya Monday	Constance Mulenga

Grantees Seeking Sponsors

Precious Kabwe

“We survive with the little my family earns as a street vender. The situation has really gotten very bad and my elder sister failed to continue her studies.”

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?

Kasonde Marvel

“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.”

Priscilla Chanda

“I would like to be educated, but the challenge is money. Sometimes we don’t eat food, just because of suffering, so help me please.”

Joyce Chileshe

Violet Chilufya

“I am staying with my mother, six sisters, and four brothers. My father left us because of the big number of the family and blamed my mother for lack of family planning.”

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!

Chileshe Chanda

Chileshe Chanda

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 Chowa

“I want to help orphan and poor people like me in the future. Please help me so that I become a better person in my life.”

Ruth Mwale

“When I get home I have to start working hard washing plates, sweeping, and I don’t even have a chance to study. Now that I am in boarding I know that I will be able to read at anytime which will help me do better and be a teacher one day.”

Mutamfya Monday

“I didn’t have enough money to go into grade 8 so I started selling vegetables with my step -mother to save both for school and for food. At home we live without electricity which means we use candles for light and sometimes we don’t have enough money for candles.”