Letters from students

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Letting Educational Adoption Reshape Nakuru. 

PERIS WAITHERA

My name is Paris. I am in Class 3 at StoneHouse Academy. I come from a very poor family. I am with my sick mother who is unable to work due to her condition. My father has no good job to enable him to pay for my tuition fee and buy food for us. I would like to study well and become an important person in the society. But no hope because of how we live in poverty. 

Please, I beg you to support me so that I may achieve my goal in the future. 

May the Lord God Almighty bless you as you consider this humble request of mine.

TERRY MUVIMBI

My name is Terry. I am 11 years old girl and in Class 5. I live in Nakuru town with my mother who is roasting maize to provide for me and my family since my father left us. My mother's income is very small and can only afford food which is not even enough for the family but cannot pay our school fees and other basic needs. I therefore request for any financial assistance in order to pursue my education so that I can be able to help my family in the future. For we know that better education is the key to better life in the future may the Lord bless you.

DAVIS OCHIENG

My name is Davis. I am in Class 4 at StoneHouse Academy. I come from a family whereby my parents are suffering from HIV/AIDS. My family is facing a lot of challenges due to this problem. My life has really changed because of this. Attending school regularly has been a huge problem because when I am sent home to collect school fees coming back to school is not easy. All the time my parents do fall sick causing them not to meet the needs of my family. Tears have always become my food when I remember how my future will be without education. My parents can’t pay for my tuition fee because they lack. 

Please help me so I may continue with my studies for better future and fulfill my dream of becoming a pilot. 

May the Almighty God bless you as you consider my humble request.

LEARN program enters the second term for the year 2015.

As we enter the second term of the year 2015 we have more students than we are able to help with sponsorship. Here below are just a few. You can sponsor a child for a mere $240 a year. It can change their future.

Sharon Malaka and Grace Aseka

My name Sharon. My sister is Grace. I am in Class 2 at Stone house Academy. My sister, Grace, is in Top Class (Kindergarten). My mother is unable to pay for our school fees. She works on casual basis in a friends Kiosk. I am kindly requesting if we can get someone to sponsor us in order to continue with our studies. Thank you as you consider my request yours faithfully, Sharon

GRACE ASEKA

SHARON MALAKA

Jemima Nyamboke - Age 

My name is Jemima. I am a student at StoneHouse Academy. I am in Class three. My parents are not able to cater for my school fees. Kindly assist so that I can continue with my education and help our family. Be blessed.

JEMIMA NYAMBOKE

Joseph Ndugu - age 8

My name is Joseph and I am eight years old. I am in Class 3 at StoneHouse Academy. My mother is a single mother. I do not have a father. My mother is forced to take care of our basic needs. It's becoming hard for me to continue with my studies. I am determined to pursue medicine when I grow up. I am kindly requesting you to help me achieve my goal. 

God bless you.

JOSEPH NDUGU

Here are three High school kids from StoneHouse Fellowship at Engashra. 

They really need to be able to finish high school and are in need of assistance. 

The first picture shows them with their siblings.

David Kabaiko - 16 years old

I am David Kabaiko. I am 18 years old and in Form two (9th grade). In our family we are five children and we live with our grandmother because our parents both died. My grandmother is unable to pay my school fees. So I come humbly to you by asking for your help. I love God and I know he has a reason for all this. I would like to encourage you with this verse - Luke 19 - which talks about Zacchaeus who climbed a tree to see Jesus and I know, even me, when I seek help it will be possible. Thank you.

DAVID KABAIKO

David Kanene - 16 years old

My name is David Kanene. I am 16 years old. I am in high school a form two (9th grade) student. I was left as an half orphan after the death of my father. My mother is a widow left with four children. She sells the vegetables and this is to help us to have our daily bread. Now I'm requesting for a sponsor so that I can continue with my studies for the better future of my family. 

Thank you as I hope for the best. 

DAVID KANENE

Susan Natetu - 17 years old

My name is Susan. I am 17 years old and in Form 3  (11th grade). My mother is single. We live in our grandmother’s house. My mother is very sick because she had a stroke and my grandmother is an old woman. My greatest problem is my school fees. I wish to fulfill my dream of becoming a doctor and be able to assist my grandmother and my mother so that we live a good life. If you will take a chance to help us we shall be grateful. God will bless you even more.

SUSAN NATETU