Isha is five years old and attends nursery school. She already dreams of becoming a teacher when she grows up.  She and her siblings are cared for by their mother, while their father works as a trader.  His income is inconsistent and the family struggles to survive on his $50 monthly income.

Your combined generosity will supply Isha with an entire year of supplemental nutrition to help her stay healthy.  Her parents express their deepest gratitude to each of you Kayennat, Emily, SApo, and Viralkumar for providing the precious gift of health to their beautiful daughter. And Isha says “thank you” too!

Sarah, John and Mamusu, pictured here, represent different generations and are at different stages in life, but they all share a common need.  Sarah will soon be attending university, with plans to become a banker.  John lives with his parents and four sisters in a 2-bedroom apartment with no running water or electricity.  He wants to be a mason, but is focusing on finishing school for now.  Mamusu is a mother of five and grandmother of three.  She makes a living farming to provide for her family and earns only $50 each month.

Sarah, John and Mamusu understand that their health is important and they appreciate the significance of the treated bed nets you donated that will provide protection from Malaria-carrying mosquitoes.  They thank you so much for your generosity, Dena, and so do we!

Mabdul is four years old and attends the New Hope International nursery school in Sierra Leone. Mabdul, who is in nursery two, expresses his heartfelt thanks for the provision of a bed net.

Mabdul’s mother, Mabinty, is a sweets seller and the main provider of the home with a monthly income of $40. Mabdul’s father, Abdul, is unemployed. The family’s income is not enough to cover the basic family needs and often the family cannot afford to buy Mabdul or his four brothers anything but the bare necessities.

This family lives in a single bedroom apartment with no running water or electricity. Mabdul dreams of becoming a lawyer when he grows up.

Thank you so much Kunal for the gift of a mosquito net. It helps protect Mabdul from malaria and he very much appreciates your support!

Bintu is a 6-year-old doctor in the making.  She lives with her brother, sister, mother and father in a single room apartment with no electricity or running water.  Bintu’s parents are both unemployed, so the family survives on assistance from relatives and neighbors.

Your kind gift of a treated mosquito net means protection for Bintu while she sleeps at night.  Her parents expressed their sincerest gratitude for you, Dena, and appreciate your help to safeguard their daughter’s future. Thank you so much for your support!

Naomi attends the Ahmadiyya Islamic primary school and is enrolled in class three. She is eight years old and extends her thanks for the provision of bed net which protects her from malaria.

Naomi’s mother is a housewife and helps people in the neighborhood. Naomi’s father, Johnny, works at a mine close to the home. He is the main provider of the home with a monthly income of $60. This income is not enough to cover the basic needs of the home. Naomi has two brothers and a sister and the family lives in a single bedroom zinc sheet home with no running water or electricity. Naomi dreams of becoming a nurse when she grows up.

Thank you so much Kunal for donating this life-saving gift to Naomi. The family very much appreciates your support!

Gibrilla was born in August of 2000 in Sierra Leone. He is very thankful to receive a mosquito net. 

His father is a plumber and the main provider of the home with a monthly income of $50, which is not enough to cover the basic needs of the family of seven.  His mother works as a petty trader. The family lives in a two bedroom apartment with electricity but no running water. Gibrilla aspires to be a teacher when he grows up.

Gibrilla’s family could not have afforded a mosquito net to protect the family. Thank you so much for helping support the health of Gibrilla and his family!

Mohamed lives on the Upper Beccle Street in the Wellington Commuinty of Sierra Leone. He is very thankful to receive a mosquito net.

Mohamed is a teacher and father of three children. He is the main provider with a monthly income of $70, which is not enough to cover the basic needs of the home. Mohamed and his family live in a one bedroom apartment with electricity but no running water. 

The mosquito net will help reduce the risk of his family contacting malaria. Thank you Susan so much for your help in donating a mosquito net for Mohamed and his family!

Dennison lost his parents ten years ago. He lives with three friends in Sierra Leone in a single bedroom apartment with no running water or electricity. Dennison is a mason-in-training and provides for himself.

Dennison knows how devastating contacting malaria can be, and without enough income to purchase a treated mosquito bed net himself, he expresses his deepest gratitude for your generous donation. “Malaria is evicted,” he said.

Your kindness, Benjamin, ensures a good night’s sleep for Dennison and helps make his future outlook brighter!  Thank you so much Benjamin for your donation!

Fatmata is eight years old and lives with her parents and 7 siblings in a single bedroom apartment with no running water or electricity in Sierra Leone. Fatmata’s father is a laborer and her mother is a housewife. Their monthly income of $70 is not enough to cover many of the basic needs of this large family.

Fatmata attends the Wellington Orphanage primary school and she is in class two. Fatmata expresses her sincere gratitude for your gift of two uniforms and a pair of shoes and is excited to have proper attire for school. Thank you so much Kerry for your generous donation that helps keep Fatmata in school and with a brighter outlook for her future!

Adama is 15 years old and  lives with her mother, three sisters, and two brothers in Sierra Leone. Their single bedroom apartment has no running water nor electricity. Adama’s mother is the main provider of the family with a monthly income of $50, which is not enough to cover many of the basic needs of this large family.

Adama attends the Evangelical Model High School and she is in form three. She dreams of becoming a teacher when she grows up!

Adama knows how devastating contacting malaria can be, and she and her family express their deepest gratitude for your generous donation of a treated mosquito bed net. “Malaria is overcome,” Adama said. Your kindness, Nicola, ensures a good night’s sleep for Adama and helps make her future outlook brighter! Thank you Nicola!