Davis is currently living at Udhine village, Awendo. He is the second born of the five sibling. He went to UdhinePrimary school where he passed in 2010, being that there was no money to take him to school, he had to stay home the whole of last year only to get a wellwisher and joine form one this year His father is a peasant farmer and her mother is a housewife. Davis's parents are unable to raise her school fees. He seeking for your support to enable him pay for his school fees. She is studying hard and hopes to develop a career in nursing. Her interests are reading novels, traveling, and listening to gospel music. She is a choir member of FPFK church. a teacher of Sunday school. Along side nursing, she would wish to sing gospel songs that educates members of the communities. But without a secondary certificate plus post-secondary diploma or degree, this will not be possible. She is thus appealing to you to support her so she can graduate and provide for her family and members of her community.

Adeline loves to be silly, make funny faces, and just make others laugh. This stands as a big contrast to her dark days of begging on the streets of Port-au-Prince. Today she is finally able to be a kid and not worry about her personal survival nor providing for her family. Adeline loves Jesus and is thankful for all He has done for her. She enjoys playing soccer and learning new skills from those willing to teach her. She is a genuine competitor and is clearly one of the best soccer players at the girls' home. She also now has a part-time job working as a cook at our guest house once a week. Please pray for Adeline, that the Lord will continue to heal her heart and fill her with His life, love, and grace.

Yachna is a cheerful and fun loving person, who has shown great enthusiasm to pursue further studies, despite having to leave school after the 8th grade. Her father is an agricultural labourer, who is hired to work in other farmers fields. She loves to dance and wishes to take it up as a career by becoming a professional dancer or dance teacher.

Matilda lives with her mother, three younger sisters, and two younger brothers inside the small hair shop that her mother runs. Her father is imprisoned. Matilda has been in and out of Ghanaian public schools due to financial troubles so she has enrolled at Mawuvio's School. She often helps her mother in the shop and enjoys playing "ampe" and helping her school teachers as well.