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About

Sheilla’s father passed away and she does not know where her mother is. She and her three siblings live with her unemployed grandmother. She loves reading books and wants to be a journalist one day.

Where your donation goes

Total $600
  • Food
    $50
  • School Supplies
    $50
  • Boarding Fees
    $200
  • Tuition
    $300

Sheilla's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2022 Form 4
2021 Form 3
2020 Form 3
2019 Form 2
2018 Form 1
2017 Class 8
2016 Class 7
2015 Class 6

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Hi. Thanks TSF and the wema community. My studies were interrupted by the covid 19 pandemic. The schools were forced to shut down since it was not safe for us to be in school. After the schools were reopened, it was so nice to be back in school. Due to your support, I am able to continue with my studies. Thanks for your support and may God grant you the favor and blessing to help many more.
My name is Sheila Wamalwa. I joined Highway Academy High School this year. I graduated from Highway Academy Primary School last year after passing my Kenya Certificate of Primary Education Examination.

When I joined Highway, my life got so interesting compared to how it was in other schools. Students here are disciplined; furthermore, the teachers are enough to serve the needs of all of us, they teach us well and my results reflect their effort. My favorite subjects are Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

In future I would like to be a Doctor. I thank WEMA for granting me the chance to pursue my dream; I will prove myself worthy of your sacrifice. May the Almighty God bless The Wema Community.
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