Mary Adeno

My father married two wives; my mother has 6 children and my step mother also has 6 children. All of us are still alive, in total we are 12 in numbers. Both my parents are peasant farmers. My mother is a peasant farmer and there is no one to support her in terms of fees. That is why she is getting difficulty in paying school fees.

Agenorwot Sharon Betty

My mother died in 2017 of cervical cancer when I was in my secondary school and she left 6 children, three girls and three boys. I am the first born. When she died, all the responsibilities were left in my hands. My father brought another wife with 6 children in addition to my mother’s children. He abandoned us with no support.

Acen Dorthy Fiona

My own life was marked by trauma and hardship. I was denied by both parents at a young age and this forced my grandmother to take over their responsibilities, to take care of me. She is a small scale market vendor who often endure unmanageable pain and suffering all for me to study. She continued with the struggle until 2023 when she became unable to pay my school fees.

Eyokia Dorcus

I live with both parents where my mother is a peasant farmer and my dad is a primary teacher. Since my father had a road accident with a severe fracture of both limbs, he became disabled and lost the job of which paying school fees became a problem due to shortage of funds. I kindly request your support due to insufficient funds and lack of support from the family in terms of fees.

Sister Mary Agatha Katushabe

My parents are Kamusume John and Ms. Muheirue Justine, peasant by occupation with 8 children, 6 girls and 2 boys, and I am the third born. From my childhood I loved being a nun and health worker. My Spirit was raised because of some reverend sisters who were the midwives in the hospital and I loved them with their devotion to their duties in the hospital and I admired them. That became my stepping stone of becoming a nun and a midwife.