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Stacy is a student from Kenya who needs $150 to fund her education.

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Stacy Sichangi
Having a single mother who struggles to ensure our well being and cater for our needs was the experience I had early in life.
The most difficult experience was being sent home for school fees while others are in school.
A moment when I felt especially proud of myself was when I passed my KJSEA assessment despite fees challenges.
The most memorable and happiest thing in my life was when donors donated uniforms to our school.
My dream is becoming the best doctor. I will study harder to achieve my goals.
After I reach my dream, I would support my family financially and ensure everyone in the community stays healthy.
If I had the power to change my country, I would remove all corrupted civil servants and replace them with qualified and accountable people.
"Always stay focused in whatever you would like to achieve."

Birthday: 2011

Gender: Female

Favorite Classes: Mathematics

Favorite Books: novels

I Want to Be: Doctor

Hobbies: reading storybooks

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

A-Level School: Asumbi Girls

Funding for Grade 10 2026:
Tuition, Exams, Uniform   $150

TOTAL   $150
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After resuming in school for second term,l had a very tough experience.The first two weeks went just fine.
One Saturday night,the high-schoolers began causing a tantrum mainly because they wanted to go home and did not want to do the exam.On Sunday morning the Chief Principal of the school released us claiming that we wanted to strike.Since my mother did not have fare for me to come to Nairobi,she sent my uncle to take me to my grandparents in Kisii.I stayed with my grandparents for three weeks and resumed to school on the 29th of June. During the days we spent at home we had missed a lot and were encouraged to work hard to catch-up with the syllabus.l realised that the strike had affected our learning and we needed to pull up our socks and prepare for the exams and the projects sent by KNEC.The experience taught me to utilise every opportunity l get to learn and make the best out of it.