We've been asked "what has happened to the original 9 scholarship recipients given in 2011. I'm glad to be able to provide this positive followup report from the principal of Kyaithani Secondary School - although you will see that not all graduates have been able to successfully secure financing to pursue their post-graduation dreams:
Jambo Terry.
We are grateful to all those who conceived/ have been financing the Scholarship program. It has had a lot of benefits to the beneficiaries, especially those from poor family backgrounds.
Of the original 9 recipients:
- two are pursuing Degrees under the Government sponsored program.
- one has just joined a Government college to train as a Primary school teacher.
- one is undergoing a 3-year training to be a Nurse.
- one is taking Accounts-based training.
- one has gone for a catering course.
- one is taking Vocational training.
- one has been struggling to raise money to pay for a Degree under the self sponsored program.
- one prays to get finances to train at the University as a High school teacher.
God bless the donors.
Regards. Kimali.
Please continue to support our scholarship fundraising. In 2016 we were able to provide scholarships to 36 needy and deserving students in Kyaithani Secondary school and 12 in Lower Yatta Girls Secondary School. We have just returned from visiting these schools in Kenya and can tell you that every one of the 410 students in these two schools are working very hard to get their education and every one of them comes from very poor families. We could do so much more to help these young people if we had more donations to the scholarship fund.
Thanks for all you are and can do to help us help these students.
Terry
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