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09 APR 2014
Never give up, Atta!
[b]Featured Student: Atta Boateng Emmanuel of The Yonso Project[/b] [img]/images/user/6393_8385445344337813732.jpg[/img] Have you ever found yourself saying “Never give up, never give up!”? You, like many others, are thinking positively. You have determination. Being positive and determined are some of [url=http://givology.com/%7Eabemmanuel/]Atta Boateng Emmanuel[/url]’s qualities. Atta is one of many students Givology supports in Africa. Atta lives in Akrofonso, a poor farming area in the Asante Region, Ghana. At age five, he lost his mother. Along with his brothers and sisters, he has been raised by his grandmother. Atta’s grandmother has cared and provided for the family, since Atta’s father is not in the picture. His grandmother’s ailing health has brought financial distress to Atta’s household, and Atta has faced many difficulties to stay in school. His future is continually jeopardized by his household’s economic insecurity. Nevertheless, Atta is determined to stay in school. ... -
04 APR 2014
Juana Beatriz from Escuela Caracol
[b] Featured Student: Juana of Escuela Caracol[/b] [img]/images/user/6393_905393263724656978.jpg[/img] They say that “not everyone can become a great artist, but a great artist can come from anywhere”. [url=https://www.givology.org/~jbtnimacachi/]Juana Beatriz Tax Nimacachi[/url] is a little artist who can become a great artist. She is a first grader at [url=https://www.givology.org/~ecaracol/]Escuela Caracol[/url] in San Marcos Laguna, Guatemala. Givology has partnered with [url=https://www.givology.org/~ecaracol/]Escuela Caracol[/url] to help Mayan descendent children get a good start in their education, offering kindergarten and elementary school programs. Juana is one of the lucky ones that are getting a wonderful opportunity to learn, explore and grow in a safe environment. Juana is a very charismatic little girl. She enjoys talking to her friends about her family’s chickens, being silly with others, and making everybody laugh. Juana comes from a humble family of four in a rura...