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

$65 raised
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Junior Emmanuel
The happiest moment to me was when I was chosen to join form five and I went there. I am so grateful. I am sometimes late for school because of the situation at home, but I don?t expect to give up. There are some problems facing me in my education, issues like school uniforms, bags, and exercise books.
My parents always work hard so that they will get basic needs and my school needs. Every morning, my mother and father wake up early and go to their job. My mother is an entrepreneur and my father works in a garage. They always work hard and at the they get capital for our basic needs and school needs.
If I had the power, I would help my family by doing good things for them, which will repay them for what they have done for me during all my studies. I will make them live a standard life more than that of now. In my society, I will educate people to work hard and they won?t regret their support of me.

Birthday: 2005

Gender: Male

Favorite Classes: English

Favorite Books: English book

I Want to Be: Tour guide

Hobbies: playing games

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

Funding for Form 5 2024:
Tuition, Exams, Uniform   $65

TOTAL   $65
Junior's Journal
96 Entries
Hello fam, how do you do?
There is a story I have passed across that I can share with you, its called A SNAKE CHASING EFFECT and here it is,
A man is walking through the woods when he stumbles across a snake in the center of his path.
​The snake lashes out and bites him without warning, then turns and slithers away down the path.
​The man feels the sharp pain of the bite and the venom coursing through his leg. Fortunately, he’s close to the village, so if he just walks back and gets the wound treated, he’ll be fine.
​But he feels the anger and resentment building inside him:
​“Why did the snake do that to me? That’s not right. I’m going to get revenge.”
​He starts chasing the snake down the path, but as he pursues the snake, the venom takes hold and he collapses and dies.

The story offers a powerful lesson, which you might call the Snake Chasing Effect:
In life, you’re going to get bitten by a snake every now and then.
Someone betrays you. A partner lies. A family member mistreats you. A friend lets you down. A coworker takes credit for your work.
The initial wound hurts—but it’s survivable. If you take care of yourself, walk back to the village and treat the wound, you’ll be fine.
Hopefully you have learned something and you have enjoyed the story.
HELLO WEF;
It's my hope that you are fine and continue well with your daily activities .
In other hand i am so fine and in my study
Today I want to share with you about my my interest things that is to visit at the highest mountain at Karatu in Ayalabe village the mountain bakuli. We were so many children who go to the that journey and we were going with our food also we were with our teacher who called Rose ree who is our environmental teacher so that we are so enjoyed that journey because we were learned many things.
**************YOU HAVE A GOODLUCK WEF*************
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