Grant Status
2011:
$0 / $360
$360 / $360
 

Expected Usage of Funding
Tuition:$85
School Supplies:$45
Textbooks:$30
Transportation:$0
Room and Board:$200
Other:$0
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About
Gender: Male
Age: 16
State/Province: Kampala
Country: Uganda
Education Type: Primary School
Education Level: 7th Grade
School Name: Peace Nursery and Primary School
Distance from School: 0
Estimated Family Income: $0
Mother's Occupation: Deceased
Father's Occupation: Deceased
Extracurricular Activities: Football, badminton, running and skipping rope
Future Aspirations: To be a physician
 
Profile
I have attended Peace Nursery and Primary School from the time I was old enough to enroll in Nursery School. Five years ago my parents died. Since then the School has provided me a place to live, food, medical care, and covered all my educational expenses. I live in a one-room dormitory with 14 other boys. One of the teachers stays in the dorm with us. On holidays I travel to the Village of Mityana to visit my grandmother and see my sisters and brothers.
 
I am the top student in my class. I like to study and am very disciplined. Social studies is my favorite subject. I will graduate from Peace Nursery and Primary School in December 2009. I want to enroll in secondary school and then college but this will depend on finding funding for my education. I would appreciate your help.
 
Note: Peace Nursery and Primary School is a private school serving orphans and other children unable to afford the costs of attending public schools. As such, it receives no funding from public sources. Located in a suburb of Uganda’s capital city Kampala, the school is in a highly urban setting and must pay for water and sanitation service as well as teacher salaries and facilities. School Supplies include a school uniform, other clothing (underwear and after school clothing), hygiene items (soap, toothpaste, laundry soap, haircuts, etc) medical care, transportation, and entertainment (sports equipment, musical instruments). Educational materials include text books, light for studying at night, pencils, paper, etc. Room and board includes bedding, three meals a day seven days a week, and 24/7 adult supervision.
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