COMFORT: S538-SEH

Comfort has returned to Girl Power Africa after spending about a year living with another family. During that time, she was unable to attend school because the family she stayed with could not afford to send her. Wanting very much to continue her education, Comfort made the brave decision to return to her original home and seek help so she could go back to school. She is now back in the program and is still in the fourth grade, continuing her education with renewed determination. Comfort has shown that school is very important to her, and her desire to learn reflects her commitment to building a better future. In past years, her confidence has grown as she worked hard in her studies, and she continues to carry that same strength and motivation. Comfort still dreams of becoming a mechanic one day, a goal that shows her ambition and willingness to work hard. With the support she now has, she has a renewed chance to focus on her education and move forward with hope. Sponsored by: Phil Vasby

Comfort was promoted to fourth grade! She worked extra hard to ensure a successful pass and it paid off. During our interview, we could see how much her confidence is growing. We are proud of Comfort’s success. She continues to live with her mother and dreams of becoming a mechanic one day.  Sponsored by: Leslie Eisenberg

Thanks to the generous donation from Joyce Jorgensen, Comfort has been re-enrolled into school for the 2021/2022 school year. She was promoted to the 3^rd grade this year and still wants to be a mechanic when she grows up. She continues to live with her mother.

Meet Comfort, who has been generously sponsored by Joyce Jorgensen on behalf of the estate of Dennis Valstad. She is 10 years old and is in the 2nd grade this year. She lives in Sehyi Geh, Liberia with her mother. He committed suicide when he suspected that his wife was having an affair with another man. Her interests are to work with a company to repair cars and she hopes to be a mechanic when she grows up.