Pauline is a student from Kenya. She needs $1090 by January 1, 2026 to stay in school and is currently 9% toward her goal.

Raised $100 from 1 donor Needs $990

About

Pauline Moraa Pauline is a shy, bright, seven-year-old who is currently doing well in school after recovering from an unsafe family situation. Her loving grandparents sent her to Beyond Fistula due to concerns for her safety, and she has now happily adjusted to life here. The older women at Beyond Fistula are like her big sisters, and she loves her new 'family', as well as the opportunity to pursue her education.

Where your donation goes

Total $1090
  • Books
    $100
  • Boarding Fees
    $200
  • Tuition
    $790

Pauline's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2026 Form 4
2025 Form 3
2024 Form 2
2023 Form 1
2022 Standard 7
2021 Standard 6
2020 Standard 6
2019 Standard 5
2018 Standard 4
2017 Standard 3
2016 Standard 2

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"Thank you for supporting me in school. I am doing well and enjoying learning very much. Many blessings to you all"
During our recent trip to Eldoret, we met up with our students supported by The School Fund.
Pauline wanted to say: "I am in Form 2 this year, it is good. I like my teachers and have friends at school. Thank you to The School Fund for letting me go to school and learn, I give many thanks for this chance!"
"Thank you so much School Fund and all people who donated so I can go to school again next year! I am very happy for this!"
- a volunteer for Beyond Fistula is currently in Eldoret and asked Pauline how she felt about the recent Match Day.
Beyond Fistula recently saw Pauline and below is a current picture and her message to The School Fund.
Hi, my name is Pauline and I want to say a thank you to School Fund for helping me. I am in Form 1 this year and it is hard but I like it. I am learning a lot and I like learning. May God bless you.
Dear Pauline,
I did not know that you posted these 2022 journal entries until this late date. I am so sorry not to have responded sooner! I am glad you are close to achieving your goal of Form 1 in school and that you are doing well. Stay with it - your education is the key to being able to accomplish your dreams in life. How many more years of school do you have before graduating? What do you hope to do after school?
Sending love and encouragement,
Melissa
Hello from me Pauline. We did match day and I am grateful for your giving. I am close to my goal to of Form 1 next year. May God bless you for your good heart, I thank you.
Hello I am Pauline! I want to write to say thank you for giving to help me with my education. I did standard 6 twice because of the virus and I worried about continuing my education. But now I have finished standard 7 and this year I will be starting 8! I am so so grateful to you for your help. Thank you!
Hello from Pauline! I am in standard 6 in school. I am doing standard 6 again because of the pandemic. I humbly want to say thank you for supporting me. I am learning in school thanks to you. May God bless you with a long life.
Thanks everyone!
Hello. The country made regulations for the corona. Now I am classes online. am working hard. I miss the school I love learning still just different. Thank you for helping me for my future.
Hello am Pauline. I am 11 years old and doing standard 6. Am hoping to be a nurse after I do my diploma in many more years. Thank you for supporting me in my studies. I am working hard in school god bless your heart for helping me.
I am Pauline Moraa from Kenya.I take this humble opportunity to say thank you for the support you have given me in school.I promise to put more efforts in school.Thank you beyond fistula and to everyone who is helping me to stay in school.
an update on Pauline:
Pauline is now 9 yrs old and starting in 4th grade.
She is the second born and has a sister and brother. She has a mother and a step father. She loves to sing and to dance. She says her life is much better since she joined the program. She is so happy and grateful for the support that the school fund is providing her. She would like to be nurse after she completes school.
God luck to you, wishing you all the best!

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