My Story

I live in Makota Village with my parents and my three
siblings. I am the fourth-born child in our family, which
consists of one brother and two sisters. We live in a modest
house with one bedroom and one living room.
At home, I help with various household responsibilities,
including washing dishes, working in the garden, collecting
water from the borehole, gathering firewood for cooking,
doing laundry, cooking, and keeping our house and
compound clean.
My father, Wakooli George, is a casual laborer who earns a
living by cutting sugarcane in plantations and loading it
onto lorries for transportation to sugar factories. My mother,
Namwase Mirabu, is a homemaker who takes care of our
family and manages the household.
Because of my family’s limited income, it is difficult for my
parents to meet all our basic needs and cover my
educational expenses. I am a humble, hardworking, and
determined girl who values education and is committed to
achieving my goals.
I kindly request educational support to enable me to
continue my studies and work toward a better future. Your
assistance would make a significant difference in my life,
and I would be sincerely grateful for your support