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Moses is a student from Kenya who needs $136 to fund his education.

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Moses Ongoro

My early life experience was somewhat tough, on top of lack of food and school fees, living in an uncomfortable house was the greatest challenge. These have been the most difficult experiences in my life.
The moment that I was happy and proud of myself was when I passed my KCPE exams and became the top of my class.
I dream of being a doctor. I will work hard beyond my limits to reach my dream.
I will try my best to change the living standards of my parents and start an association to support needy students like me.
If I had the power, I would start an association to support the needy students to get quality education so they can better their future lives.

Birthday: 2008

Gender: Male

Favorite Classes: Chemistry

Favorite Books: Siku Njema

I Want to Be: Doctor

Hobbies: reading storybooks

Family: father, mother, 1 brother, 1 grandfather, 1 grandmother

O-Level School: National School

Funding for Form 3 2025:

Tuition, Exams, Uniform		$136

TOTAL		$136

Funding for Form 2 2024: $130

Moses's Journal

4 Entries

Moses

Mon, April 28 at 2:56 pm GMT

All thanks to U-TENA YOUTH ORGANISATION for the great support they have provided to me.without their support,I would have been stranded on my educational journey with no hope to rise again.may God bless the work of the organisation.also as a student,I will put more effort to my studies so that I can achieve the best.Thank you U-TENA YOUTH ORGANISATIONS.

Moses

Mon, December 16, 2024 at 2:29 pm GMT

I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to U-Tena for the support that has enabled me to remain in school. I lack words to express my gratitude, but I believe, by saying thank you will be enough for now. May the almighty God bless you for the smiles you put on our faces.
The just concluded term one of form 2 came with its challenges, but by God’s grace it came to an end. Unlike the previous terms when I was sent back home for fees. This term I only went ack home once due to fee increment, that came unnoticed, but all in all I was ale to get ack to school efore time elaped.
In terms of academic, I have tried my best though I still have some challenges in some sujects lke Mathematics, but I elieve and sure of the fact that if I give Maths more time, I will e able to score more grades. I will do my best to utilize this holiday properly so that coming next term I will be able to regfister a positive deviation which will inturn push my mean grade from a B plain to a B plus and even move to an A minus. I promise to do my best so as not to let my organization down.
I’m sincerely gratefull and will forever be gratefull to U-Tena and WEF, may God bless you.