These are just some of the girls we are sponsoring through the Little Flower Education Project in Alenga, Uganda.
Jenneth Ameso
From Amun, Jenneth is a twelve year old who is studying in primary five. Her father passed away leaving behind her mother, four bothers and two sisters. Her mother is a tailor and all of Jenneth’s siblings are in primary school except on brother who is attending senior secondary school. School fees for the family keeps increasing and difficult to pay due to limited income. Jenneth would like to thank everyone for their support and wishes that God blesses them and their families.
Joan Acii
From Awila, Joan is thirteen year old studying in primary seven. Her father passed away leaving behind her mother, three brothers and two sisters. Her mother is a peasant farmer which provides a limited income for the family. Joan and her siblings all attend school, but face difficulties in paying the school fees. Joan is grateful for the assistance she has been given and wishes that God blesses those who have helped and their families
Jennifer Akello
From Amiamola, Jennifer is a thirteen year old who is studying in primary four. Her father and mother are both peasant farmers. Her father studied up to primary seven but her mother did not have the opportunity to study at all. Jennifer has five sisters and four brothers, but of all the children, she is the only one studying because of their inability to pay all of the school fees for the children.
Jennifer Angom
From Amilo, Jennifer is a thirteen year old studying in primary four. Her father is a medical assistant and her mother is a peasant farmer. Jennifer has five bothers and three sisters. Of all the children, Jennifer and four of her siblings are attending school. The other four children are unable to attend school due to the family’s inability to pay school fees. Jennifer wishes to thank her friends of Little Flowers in the U.S. for their help and support.
Harriet Angwec
Harriet is a twelve year old, studying in primary five. Her father is a builder and her mother is a peasant farmer. Harriet has three brothers and three sisters. Of all the children, Harriet and her sisters are the only ones attending school. Harriet’s three bothers are unable to study due to limited income and inability to pay school fees. Harriet’s wishes to thank all of those who have given her support and wishes that God bless them and their families.
Gloria Atoo
From Amilo, Gloria is a sixteen year old studying in senior secondary. Her father and mother are both peasant farmers. Gloria has four bothers and four sisters. Of the children, Gloria and four of her siblings are the only ones attending school. Her other four siblings left school because their parents could not afford the school fees to send them all. Gloria wishes to thank all of those who have given her assistance and wishes that God bless them and their families
Brenda Aceng
From Ayumi, Brenda is a fourteen year old studying in primary seven. Her father and mother are both peasant farmers and have four other daughters and no sons. Out of the children, Brenda and two of her sisters attend school. Her other two sisters left school due to the lack of finances to pay school fees. Brenda wishes to thank those who have given her support and wishes that God bless them and their families.
Monika Adur
From Amilo, Monika is a fourteen year old studying in primary five. She is one of six daughters with two brothers. Her parents are peasant farmers. Of the children, only five are in school due to the difficulty to pay the school fees. She want to thank all those who have given assistance to her school fees.
Rita Aceng
From Ibuje, Rita is a thirteen you old in the American equivalent of fourth grade. Her father has passed away leaving behind her sister, five brothers and their mother. Rita’s mother works as a peasant farmer to sustain the family. Out of all the seven children, only three are in school due to the financial burden of school fees. Rita thanks everyone for all the help she has received and wishes God blesses them and their families.
Jennifer Atim
From Amilo, Jennifer is a thirteen year old studying in primary seven. She has two sisters and three brothers. Her parents work as peasant farmers to sustain their family. All of her siblings are studying in local schools. Jennifer thanks everyone for all the help she is receiving and wishes that God blesses them.
Winny Awino
From Ayago, Winny is a thirteen year old studying in primary four. She has six sisters and three brothers. Her mother and father work as peasant farmers to provide for the family. Of the ten children, four are attending school while the rest help their parents at home. Winny thanks everyone for the assistance she has received and wishes that God bless them.
Juliet Akelo
From Tarogali, Juliet is a thirteen year old studying in primary six. She has five sisters and one brother. Juliet’s parents work as peasant farmers. Her father is blind. Juliet is the only sibling studying in school while her sisters and brother help their parents. She thanks her Little Flowers of the U.S.A. for their continued support and wishes that God blesses them.
Vicky Akelo
From Amiamola, Vicky is a thirteen year old studying in primary four. She has one sister and one brother. Her parents are peasant farmers. Vicky’s brother is not able to attend school due to the cost of the school fees. Vicky thanks everyone for their assistance and wishes that God bless them.