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Helvin is a student from Tanzania who is fully funded for this school year! Fund another student here.

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Helvin Ndali
I am the firstborn in a family of three children. I live with both parents in Iringa town. My parents are peasant farmers. They grow maize, beans, and peas.

My difficult experience was when I got low scores in exams. This annoyed my father and he got so bitter that I felt very bad. I didn't want to upset my parents, my father in particular. He always used to praise me before my sisters for doing well in school, something that kept me proud of my capability. I realized that I am the reason for my parents' happiness. And whatever bad thing I do, no matter how small it is, it hurts my parents. Since that day, I have worked very hard in my studies.

When I passed the primary school leaving examination, I was so excited. I wanted to go to secondary education. I was especially proud of myself because some of the students who used to outperform me did not get to go because their results were not impressive.

When I was in primary school, I really wanted to join secondary education at the school where my sister studies. She told me about TSFTZ. I dreamed of studying at this school so that one day I could apply for the scholarship. It is my pleasure that my dream has come true.

In my life, I have thought of becoming a dentist. I want to take care of people's teeth. This is particularly important because many people in society suffer from dental problems including decay, toothache, stained teeth, hypodontia and bad breath. I think it is because they lack proper education in dental hygiene.

If I become a dentist, I will educate people and establish a dental clinic to check people's teeth and help them with advice and treatment where needed. I will also welcome TSFTZ beneficiaries pursuing a career in dentistry to help them develop their skills through working in my clinic during field practices and after college. This will also include employing those who qualify.

If I had power to change my country, I would establish programs in media including TV, radio, YouTube, etc. to provide lessons on dental health. This is because most dental problems are a result of poor eating habits, like eating too much food with a high sugar content.

Birthday: 2008

Gender: Male

Favorite Classes: biology, geography

Favorite Books: story books

I Want to Be: dentist

Hobbies: playing football

Family: father, mother, 2 sisters, 1 grandfather, 1 grandmother

O-Level School: Miyomboni Secondary School

Funding for Form 4 2024:
Tuition, Exams, Uniform   $150

TOTAL   $150
Funding for Form 3 2023: $150
Funding for Form 2 2022: $150
Helvin's Journal
295 Entries
Hello fam
Today I would like to talk about ..HOW TO MAKE CHANGES WHEN YOU FAIL..

🌱 1. Accept the Failure Honestly.
Acknowledge it happened—don’t deny or blame others.
Understand that failure is a normal part of progress and learning.
📌 Example: “I didn’t pass my exam—not because I’m not smart, but because I didn’t study effectively.”

🧠 2. Reflect on What Went Wrong
Ask yourself:
What did I do?
What did I not do?
What could I do differently next time?
💡 Tip: Write it down. It helps make the problem clearer.

🔄 3. Learn from it.
Turn the failure into feedback:
Was your method wrong?
Did you need more preparation, time, support, or better habits?

🎯 Example: “I always studied the night before. Next time, I’ll spread out my study over the week.”

📋 4. Make a Practical Change Plan.
Create a specific plan to address what went wrong.
Use this format:
“Instead of [old behavior], I will [new behavior] every [time] in order to [goal].”
📝 Example:
Instead of “cramming,” I will study 1 hour every evening to prepare better for exams.

🧩 5. Start Small and Stay Consistent
Don’t try to fix everything at once. Change one habit at a time.
Small wins build confidence.
Celebrate progress, not perfection.

🧗‍♀️ 6. Stay Motivated and Be Kind to Yourself
Remind yourself why the change matters.
Use affirmations like, “Failure is not who I am. It’s something I can learn from.”
Talk to someone you trust.

🔁 7. Keep Adjusting Until You Get it Right
If your new plan doesn’t work, tweak it.
Improvement is a process of trial and error.
Have a nice day...😊
Hello brother Noel,
I hope that you are doing well and I am fine too.
I read your journal,I read very well and careful in order to make myself clear.
I get you very well, i hope that I will reach to true success I hope GOD will be in my side.
Have a nice day and I hope.You will continue to post to me.
HAVE A GOOD DAY
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