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Naomi is 15 years old. When she was a young girl her parents got a divorce, so she does not know her father. After the divorce, the poor and illiterate mother went to stay with Naomi's grandparents. The grandfather died in 1999, so the elderly grandmother and unemployed mother have been struggling to feed, educate and provide for Naomi and her siblings. Naomi was brought to Agape Mercy Children's Center and sent to Gathanji Primary School. After graduating class eight she was admitted to Giachuki Secondary School where she is now enrolled. She is able to return to AMCC during holidays. When she is not partaking in athletics, she enjoys her favorite foods: chapati and beef stew. She has a vision of becoming a university lecturer after completing her PhD at an international university.

Where your donation goes

Total $491
  • School Supplies
    $4
  • Examinations
    $58
  • Tuition
    $429

Naomi Wanjiru's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2013 Form 4
2012 Form 3

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Naomi Wanjiru
Sat, October 12, 2013 at 1:14 pm GMT
Hi! Connor!
I take this opportunity to greet you in the name of the Lord Jesus. I am glad for God granting me another opportunity to communicate with you once again. I have been working hard in school that I may achieve my goal and be an agent in the society. I break for midterm holiday on 4th.10.2013 to report back on 9th.10.2013. Now i am at home (AMCC-K)
and am happy to be with my sisters and brothers. I am starting my K.C.S.E Examination on 22nd. 10.2013 targeting a mean grade of B (plain) which will take me to the university level. I would like also to thank you for your financial support in paying my school fees. God bless you.
Naomi Wanjiru
Tue, September 10, 2013 at 12:15 pm GMT
I have recently done my mock examination but the results are not yet out. I break for August holiday o n 6thAugust 2013 and am opening on 3th September 2013. I am doing well in Ah -Gah-Pay Mercy. I am still pressing on to the accomplishment of my goal of being a lecturer. Mine is just to thank you for your financial support in paying my school fees. You are blessed to a blessing. May God bless you abundantly.
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