School funds for Sarah Nakirya

Hi, my name is Sarah Nakirya. I am 22 years old and one of the youths of the Abayudaya Village of Putti in Uganda. I have been Jewish since my childhood and a loyal, talented and caring person who loves making a difference into the lives of young children. I am open-minded, patient and supportive towards other people, especially towards children, and have an excellent ability to remain positive, even when things get tough.

I come from a family of  seven children. I never grew up with my parents; my father Mr. John Mweru and my mother Ms. Dorothy Ndegemo. The reason is, my father and mother are substance farmers. I  mostly grew up with my uncles  who adopted me because my father could not take care of us all.

My Uncles Moshe Walyombe and Uri Katula have been struggling to pay for my education ever since my elementary classes, through Senior 6. That’s where I’m at, right now. 

I passed my High school with flying colors within the Ugandan educational system. I also scored five aggregates (an honorary degree) in  History, Geography, Computer, and Fine Arts. Now I am faced with a huge problem. 

I was allowed admission into University in order to pursue a diploma in Education. It is my dream to study Education and to serve my village and my family in their struggle to survive, and to fight for children’s freedoms and rights. But unfortunately my family does not have the money to afford me to continue my studies. I am hoping that PVAO  will find the necessary funds for my education so I can pursue my dream, but their funds are limited.

Can you please help me?