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My name is Njiai. I come from Ngorongoro Conservation Area near Misigiyo primary school. Maasai people are very poor and uneducated, not because they like it but because of the nature of their environment. They live in a dry land that is not productive. They depend on pastoralism. They live in a typical traditional style. I am the second of the five children. My father passed away and my mother is unemployed. She possesses only four traditional cows. This does not support our family needs. My dream to be is a nurse. I can only get there by learning seriously and concentrating in the classroom. I will be very happy if one day I have completed my education and have my own income.
School Year 2018
Simple and nice girl Suman is studying in class 6 at SLRC. Suman is eldest one in her 3 siblings. Being eldest one she has all responsibilities of her family. She likes to come to school but due to family responsibilities her attendance is bit low in the class. She dropped her studies after class 5 due to financial reasons. When she heard about Swabhiman program she admitted herself under this program without any late. Now she is happy to be a part of Swabhiman program. She likes to cook food and play with her friends. She wants to learn stitching. Her aspiration is to become a home science teacher.
School Year 2016
Before I was in The School Fund family, it was too hard for me to attend school when the school fee was not paid. Because of The School Fund, I learned never to give up. For some years now, my family has been separated. I had to live away from home during my Ordinary level studies. My mother had gone to Arusha to start another life so it was hard for me to be with her during my school years. My dream is to be a doctor and treat my fellow Tanzanians and even others from outside my country. For me to get there, I have to work on my studies. The moment I felt proud of myself was when I was told that I would be one of The School Fund Family. The happiest moments of my life are when I see my mother.
School Year 2018