Malala Yousafzai, a prominent advocate for female education and the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, has bravely spoken out against the prohibition of girls' education in Pakistan. But who is speaking up for the education of children with disabilities across the African continent, who are often labeled as incompetent and overlooked?

Hello!

My name is Seti Ouelega, and I am the author of "Marvelous Meghan: Our Big Sister," a book that highlights the experiences of children with autism, using my sister as an example. During a recent visit to Cameroon, I shared the message of my book with elementary school students and discovered the significant stigma surrounding mental illnesses, particularly autism. Although I visited an educational center for children with disabilities, it became clear that there is a critical need for improved resources. In Cameroon, children with disabilities are often hidden due to stigma or a lack of funding for education. I am committed to raising funds to enhance facilities and support dedicated teachers in providing these children with the education they deserve. Your support can make a meaningful difference.

It will go to my Non-Profit Organization, Lewuh Marvelous Meghan Foundation, aimed to provide support for people with disabilities.

Thank you for considering a donation!

Sincerely,

Seti Ouelega