BLESSING: S162-BOA

Blessing has been promoted to the sixth grade, where her teacher describes her as an outstanding student who is always ready to assist her peers. Known for her kindness and positive attitude, Blessing brings joy to the classroom environment. She remains focused on her dream of becoming a nurse one day, supported by her loving parents and her Girl Power Africa sponsor in her academic journey.

Twelve-year-old Blessing is now in grade 5!  The older she gets, the stronger her dream of becoming a nurse!  No doubt, her dream is strengthened by the situation of having to be one of the care givers for her disabled mother. With only one physical therapy center in the entire country, most people with therapeutically treatable disabilities are left to the care and support of family members in navigating their mobility challenges.  Blessing takes it in stride and is looking forward to another successful school year. Thanks GPA amazing sponsors for being a blessing to Blessing. Sponsored by:  Pam Albi

Thanks to the generous donation from Pam Albi, Blessing has been re-enrolled into school for the 2019/2020 school year. 

We are pleased to announce that Blessing was promoted to the 1st grade for the 2018/2019 school year. Anonymous Donor (CW), thank you for your sponsorship and giving your student a gift of education. 

Blessing has been generously sponsored by an Anonymous Donor (CK). She is 8 years old and was promoted the kindergarten-2 this year. She lives in Boapea, Liberia with mother who is single and unemployed and could not affort do send her to school.  

Meet Blessing, who has been generously sponsored by Lori Fischer Hall and family. She is 7 years old and in the Kindergarten-1 this year.  Blessing lives in Boapea, Liberia with her mother and father. Blessing’s mother was in a tragic car accident on her way to buy goods several years ago. She was the only survivor from the accident out of 12 passengers. However, she became severely disabled from the accident and has been bed ridden since the accident. In a country that does not have automobile or health insurance, she’s 100% dependend on her children and her husband for assistance.  Blessing’s interests are learning and taking care of her mother. She hopes to be a nurse when she grows up.