Randolf lives with his mother, father and 7 siblings in a small shack just outside of Kissemah Village. Before attending Mawuvio's Outreach Programme, Randolf had never attended school before. He is a deaf student and his family could not afford to send him to a specialized school. At Mawuvio's Outreach Randolf receives one on one tutoring with ASL teachers and in just two years has learned how to read, write and sign fluently. He aspires to become a teacher for other deaf Ghanaians in the future.

A first-year Few for Change scholar, Emilia stood out among this year's applicants with her passionate and well-written essay. She told us of a French female scientist that had come to her village while studying for her geology degree, and had impressed upon her the importance of environmental conservation. From this experience, Emilia developed a profound understanding of conservation and how it could benefit her community, as well as a clear direction for her career and life's work. At just 14 years old, Emilia shows maturity, personal responsibility, and drive. Her dream is to create an organization in the Comarca to educate people about the natural environment, and to utilize and protect the services it provides for future generations.