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Vicody was the second of nine children in her family, raised by two parents who did casual labor. Vicody loves to read; her favorite subject is English and she wants to be a teacher. After she became pregnant with her boyfriend's baby, she had an obstructed labor, which caused her to lose the baby and need medical help. Vicody sought help at a surgical clinic, recovered, and is now enrolled in secondary school where she is happy to continue to work towards her goal of becoming a teacher.

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Total $500
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    $500

Vicody's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2018 Form 3
2017 Form 2
2016 Form 1

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Vicody
Mon, March 23, 2020 at 5:31 pm GMT
Hello everybody,
I graduated from Form 4 thanks to you for helping me. God bless you for your good heart. Blessings shine down for a good future. I hope to join teachers college and continue working hard for a good life. I thank you from my heart to you.
Masasi
Sat, February 18, 2017 at 11:44 am GMT
Hello vicody
I hope your fine and me I am also fine.
my friend I would to know you and your life.
In my side I am a last in the family of four childen the first is my sister and second is my brother and third is my sister my mother name is Stamili and my father name is daud I study at miyomboni am in form two a subject which I like is mathematics
How about you
Masasi
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