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Namuli Catherine’s education was cut short when she was in Primary Four. After her parents separated, continuing school became impossible due to financial hardship. She went to live with her grandfa...
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When we first met Sserwadda Hakim, a bright and soft-spoken twelve-year-old in Primary Five, he had been out of school for months. Every time he tried to attend class, he was sent back home to bring s...
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Nakakawa Prosy is a hardworking 40-year-old mother who has faced many challenges over the years. After separating from her husband, she found herself carrying the full responsibility of raising her fa...
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Ssekindu Dalton is a bright 13-year-old boy who has faced many challenges, especially when his mother separated from his father. After the separation, Dalton was taken back to the village, and life qu...
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Irene Namulondo is a dedicated single mother of four children. For a long time, life was extremely difficult for her. With very little income, she struggled to provide even the basics, and the thought...
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Joseph Kalisa’s story begins in the shadows of hardship. Born into a world already stacked against him, his earliest days were marked by struggle. His mother battled alcoholism during her pregnancy ...
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At just 10 years old, Joviah Najjuko knew more about hard labor than most adults. Her days were spent working in the dust and heat of a stone quarry, helping her mother earn just enough to survive. Sc...
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Enid Kyarimpa’s world was shattered when her husband abandoned her with four young children, leaving them without a home or income. With no hope for her children’s education, Enid resorted to coll...
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