Dennis lives wth his wife and child in a single bedroom apartment with electricity, but no running water in Sierra Leone. Dennis is an auto mechanic and the main provider of their home with a monthly income of $50, which is not enough to cover his family’s basic needs.

Dennis’ family has a very poor toilet facility which puts them at risk of catching malaria. They extend their thanks to you Melinda for the provision of a bed net, they now feel much more secure from malaria.

Augustine is a five year old boy who lives with his parents in a single bedroom apartment with electricity, but no running water. His parents are students in one of the universities of Sierra Leone. Augustine attends the Vickrays community pre-school and is in nursery three. He wants to be a doctor when he grows up.

Augustine’s neighborhood is poorly sanitized which makes him more vulnerable to malaria.  The treated bed net you provided will keep Augustine safe. He and his family extend their thanks to you, Melinda, for providing him a bed net.

Ruth lives with her husband and two children in a single bedroom apartment with electricity, but no running water.  She and her children were not sleeping under a treated bed net, so they were more exposed to mosquito bites and malaria.

When she received the treated bed net she was so thrilled. She is a teacher in Sierra Leone and is excited that money she would normally need to treat malaria can now be diverted elsewhere.

Ruth extends her thanks to you Melinda for your protection in the form of a treated bed net!

Hajaratu is a fourteen year old girl who lives with her parents, three sisters and six brothers in a three bedroom apartment with electricity but no running water.  Hajaratu is a pupil of the FAWE primary school and is in class six; her favorite subject is Social Studies and she likes writing and telling stories. She wants to be banker when she grows up.

Hajaratu’s father Salieu and mother Haja are both petty traders that sell rummage and slippers.  Her father is the main provider of their home with a monthly income of $100 and her mother is a co-provider for their home with a monthly income of $60; together, it is still not enough to cover the basic needs of their home.

Hajaratu thanks you for the computer training scholarship; she understands that computer skills are necessary for her dream to be a banker in the future and her family is not able to provide this training for her.

Ibrahim, Foday, Fatmata, Israel and Gbassay are all recipients of bed nets.  They live in the Wellington community of Sierra Leone. Fatmata, Israel and Gbassay are students at three different universities in Sierra Leone. Foday and Ibrahim are not yet in school and live in a two bedroom house with no running water or electricity.

They all express their thanks and appreciation for the bed nets.  They believe a good night’s sleep is better guaranteed now because of their new bed net.  Thank you Akhil so much for your support!

Samuella is a two year old little girl whose parents depend on their respective parents for feeding and shelter. Samuella’s father is a pupil of one of the secondary schools in the Wellington community of Sierra Leone and her mother dropped out of school due to lack of support after she had given birth to Samuella.

Samuella’s mother, Mariama, extends thanks and appreciation on her daughter’s behalf for the provision of Vitamin supplements. They will help change her life by providing the nourishment she needs to grow up to be a healthy young woman.

Hawa and her family lives on Edmond Street in the Wellington community of Sierra Leone in a single bedroom apartment with no running water or electricity. A single parent, Hawa is a seamstress and a volunteer in a tailoring school and the main provider for their home with a monthly income of $30, which is not enough to cover their basic needs. She has two children and three dependent relatives living with her.

Her daughter Mabia attends the Caleb Junior secondary school and she is in form three. Mabia wants to be a lawyer when she finishes school. Kachaquee, Hawa’s son, attends Caleb primary school and is in class four. He wants to be a banker when he grows up.

Hawa’s family extends their thanks for the bag of rice; the rice will halp ensure they have food to eat in this rainy season.

Felix, Issa and Erica are recipients of the treated bed nets in Sierra Leone. Felix is the uncle of Issa and Erica and is the main provider of the home with a monthly income of $50, which is not enough to cover the basic needs of a family of seven. Issa attends the Wellington Evangelistic primary school and is in class five. He wants to be banker when he grows up.

Felix, Issa and Erica express their thanks for the bed nets because they are now safe from malaria and have more confidence in their future.

Yusufu, Isatu, and Patrick are three recipients of the treated bed nets. They live in the same compound which has electricity, but no running water in Sierra Leone.

Yusufu attends the Evangelical Model High school and is in SSS1 and wants to be a lawyer when he finishes his studies. Isatu attends the United Mission Council secondary school and is in JSS 3. She wants to be a banker. Patrick attends the Evangelical Model High School and is SSS2 and he wants to be an engineer.

Yusufu, Isatu, and Patrick express their thanks for the bed nets. They feel more confident and get a better nights sleep.

Bintu is a ten year old girl who lives with her parents, five sisters and two brothers in a two bedroom apartment with electricity but no running water.  She is a pupil of the FAWE primary school in Sierra Leone and she is in class five. Bintu’s favorite subject is English Language and she likes to read at her leisure. Bintu wants to be a lawyer when finishes school.

Bintu’s mother Adama is a farmer that helps her husband in providing for the home.  Her father Alie is a guard and the main provider of the home with a monthly income of $50 which is not enough to cover their basic needs.

Bintu and her parents thank you for her computer training.  They understand that to be an informed lawyer she will need computer skills.  Your support of Bintu will help her achieve her dreams!