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I always learn that life changes according to difficulties which we face in our life. I am living with my mother after my father died. I was living peacefully with my mother, but times became hard when I want to start my Ordinary level study. When I was in form 4 my last year, I was returned back home because I had debts at school. My mother was not able to pay. My mother decided to do hard work to pay the school fee, which made her unwell. I will never forget this time. I was so proud and happy when my form 4 results came with good marks. After my Advanced studies, I will go to University and this will complete my dream. I wish become nutritional officer, and I will help other TSF students who need help like me. The happiest moment of my life is to know that I am getting all my basic needs met and can study with no difficulty.

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Total $200
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Carolina's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2017 Form 6
2016 Form 5

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Carolina
Sat, February 22, 2020 at 12:25 pm GMT
Dear Indy,
How are you doing,how is life over there,I am glad that you are doing fine and I am fine too.
Iam happy I have seen your post
Iam doing well with my studies here thanks to God. I wish a grateful weekend.

Carolina.
Indy
Fri, February 22, 2019 at 1:00 am GMT
Hi School fund students

How are you? How is school?

I enjoy reading your journal. I would love to learn about your life. You can write back to tell me about your family, like how many brothers and sister do you have? Do you have good friends? What do you do with your friends? Do you like music? Do you like to sing or dance? Do you like sports? What makes you happy? What do you do when you are out of school? What do you do to help your families? See, I have so many questions. Please write back to tell me your stories.

Thank you and hope you have a new school year.

Regards,
Indy
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