Thank you for supporting Door of Hope. Donations like yours helped purchase a mosquito bed net for Ossianatu, who is four years old.

Ossianatu is in nursery one at the Gospel Assemblies of God Preparatory School in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Her father is a petty trader that sells second hand shoes and is the main provider of the home even though he only earns $40 a month. This is not enough to cover the basic needs of a family of five.

Ossianatu and her family live in a single bedroom apartment with no running water or electricity. She expresses her gratitude to you, Friedman Group at UBS, for the provision of a bed net. Her wishes of having a treated bed net have been satisfied and her fears of catching malaria have disappeared.

Maseray lives on Upper Mellon Street in Wellington, a neighborhood in Freetown, Sierra Leone. She lives in a three bedroom home with 16 other residents. They do not have any running water but are fortunate to have electricity. She sometimes assists her mother selling water and ginger nearby to make ends meet.

Maseray’s family had given up on her but she now has a lifeline; she has been training as a seamstress and now knows her dream to be self-reliant will be realized. She has been waiting for this opportunity for a very long time, Friedman Group at UBS. Thank you for the donation of a tailoring start-up kit to someone like Maseray through Door of Hope.

Thank you for your contribution to Door of Hope and supporting Adama. Adama comes from a close knit family of six and lives with her two brothers and a sister in a two bedroom apartment with no running water. Her father, Alhaji, is a farmer and the main provider of the house with monthly income of $65 which is barely enough to cover the basic needs of the family. Her mother, Mariama helps her father in providing for the home by selling assorted food items.

Your contribution has helped Adama attend the FAWE primary school and she is now in class six. She likes to read and listening to music. Mathematics and Science are her favorite subjects and she aspires to be a medical doctor when she grows up.

Thank you for supporting Door of Hope. Donations like yours helped purchase a set of mosquito nets for Fatmata, Musu and Baindu.

These three women live in an unfinished building with no running water and electricity. All three are housewives. Fatmata’s husband is a mason and the main provider of their home with a monthly income of $60. Baindu’s husband is a teacher and he also earns $60 per month. None of the three families earn enough every month to make ends meet.

These women were greatly moved by tthe set of mosquito nets they received because tey have children that they breastfeed. They are confident that their children will now be safe from malaria and for that they extend their thanks.

Thank you for your support of Door of Hope! Amos, Adama and Kadiatu received bed nets because of the generosity of people like you. Amos is in second grade at the Evangelical Mission Primary School in Freetown, Sierra Leone. His father is a teacher and the main provider of their home with a monthly income of $40, which is not enough to cover the basic needs of a family of four.

Adama is a pupil of the Orphanage Primary School and also in second grade. Her mother is a petty trader and the main provider of Adama’s household with a monthly income of $30. Once again, they cannot afford basic services like Amos’ family.

Kadiatu is a pupil of the United Mission Community Primary School and she is in class five. Her father is a petty trader and struggles to make ends meet for Kadiatu and himself.

Amos, Adama and Kadiatu are now safe from malaria because of the three bed nets — they express their thanks and appreciation to you, Hardeep and Ehtasham, for your donation.

Thank you for donating a mosquito net to a family in need. Door of Hope provides basic necessities to families in Sierra Leone. These mosquito nets will not only protect Edward and his family, but also his community. Edward lives with his brother, father (Momodu), friend, and his friend’s mother (Hawa.) Sadly, Momodu and Hawa do not earn enough to fully support their children.

Edward, his brother, and friend are all in school with aspirations to do great things. Thanks to you, Cindy, they can now focus on their futures without the burden of worrying about diseases like malaria.

With your help, the entire household is now protected from malaria. Thank you, Cindy, for protecting lives through Door of Hope.

Susan is 13 years of age and comes from a very humble family. Her mother, Isatu, is a housewife. Her father, Ken, is a security guard and the main provider of the home. He earns $60 a month and cannot afford the basic needs of his family. Susan has four sisters and four brothers. They live in a two bedroom apartment with no running water in Freetown, Sierra Leone.

Susan attends the FAWE Primary School in Freetown and is in class five. Her favorite subject is English and she enjoys reading during her free time. Susan is excited to receive computer training because she knows it will help her fulfill her dream of becoming a doctor. Thank you Jason, Tony, Kimberly, Rick and Beth, and Sarah for providing Susan with a year of computer training through Door of Hope. You have helped to make this first step in her dream come true!

Thank you for supporting Door of Hope. Donations like yours helped purchase bed nets for Mariama, Marian, Abubakarr, Mahmud and Anthony. Mariama, Mariana, Abubakarr and Mahmud all attend the Vickrays Community Primary School in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Mariama is in class four, Marian is in class one, and Abubakarr and Mahmud are in nursery one.

Anthony is a mason and the main provider for his family of three. Although he earns $50 per month, he cannot afford the basic needs of the home. The gift of bednets is a tremendous blessing!

Mariama, Marian, Abubakarr, Mahmud and Anthony all feel lucky to benefit from the treated bed nets, which will protect them from malaria.  They extend their thanks to you, Amit, Hardeep, and Ha, for your donation.

Mabinty is a fourth-grade student at the United Mission Council Primary School in Sierra Leone. She wants to become a banker when she grows up. Her mother is the main provider of the home but only brings in $30 — not enough to cover the basic needs of her children. The father is currently unemployed. Mabinty has four sisters and a brother. They live in a single bedroom apartment with no running water and electricity.

Thank you for coming together to provide someone like Mabinty with vitamin supplements. Mabinty was delighted to receive them as she know that this will help improve her health. Thank you Thao, Adam, Lam, and Lesley for your generosity!

Sento attends the Wellington Family Foundation Secondary School in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Her favorite subject is home economics and she wants to be a lawyer when she grows up.

Her mother is the main provider of the home but only makes $30 — not enough to cover the basic needs of the family. Her father is currently unemployed. Sento has four sisters and a brother. They live in a single bedroom apartment with no running water or electricity. Sento sleeps on a mat spread over a bare floor with her sisters.

Due to the income level of Sento’s family, they frequently do not eat balanced and nutritious meals. Sento was delighted to receive the supplements as this will help to boost her nutrition. Thanks, Lesley, for helping Sento stay healthy through Door of Hope.