NEOMIE: S242-SAN

Neomie is now 20 years old and has been promoted to the 11th grade this year. She continues to show strong dedication to her education and remains focused on completing high school. Her teachers still recognize her as a committed and hardworking student who takes her responsibilities seriously. When asked about her favorite subject, Neomie shared that she enjoys English. She appreciates learning how to communicate clearly and express her thoughts with confidence. When asked what motivates her to continue in school, she said she wants to be able to support herself and her family one day. Her desire for independence and stability drives her to keep pushing forward. Neomie also shared a concern about growing older and wondered if support for her education would continue now that she is 21. She was reassured that as long as she keeps her promise to remain serious about her studies and works toward completing the 12th grade, she will continue to be supported. This assurance brought her great joy and renewed confidence in her future. Neomie continues to carry the memory of her late mother in her heart and remains determined to make her proud. With resilience, leadership, and gratitude, she is steadily working toward her goal of graduating high school and building a brighter future. Sponsored by: Sarah Mani

Naomi was promoted to the 10th grade this year and was elected class president, a role that highlights her leadership skills and the respect she commands among her peers. Her teacher describes her as an outstanding student who consistently demonstrates exceptional dedication to her studies. During our conversation, Naomi expressed heartfelt gratitude to the sponsors of Girl Power Africa, acknowledging their vital role in her journey. She draws strength from the thought of her late mother, who she believes is looking down on her with pride as she excels academically. Living with her father, Naomi continues to nurture her dream of becoming a teacher. Her passion for education and her desire to positively impact others drive her forward, exemplifying resilience and determination. Sponsored by: The Bablitch/Kelch Philanthropy Fund

Naomi has achieved a significant milestone by advancing to the ninth grade. Her teacher commends her for being an exceptionally bright student who exhibits unwavering dedication to her studies. During our conversation, Naomi expressed heartfelt gratitude to the sponsors of Girl Power Africa, recognizing their pivotal role as her steadfast support system. She takes solace in knowing that her late mother looks down upon her with pride as she thrives academically.

Living with her father, Naomi nurtures her aspirations of becoming a teacher, driven by a deep-seated passion for education and a desire to make a meaningful impact in the lives of others. Her journey exemplifies resilience and determination, serving as an inspiration to those around her. Sponsored by: Joanna Burks

Neomie was promoted to 8th grade and her favorite subject is civics. During our interview, Neomie mentioned how much she enjoys school, her classmates, and the great friendships she’s created. She still resides with her father and dreams of becoming a teacher one day. Sponsored by:  Andrea and Nicole Radosevich 

Thanks to the generous donation from Andrea and Nicole Radosevich, Neomie has been re-enrolled into school for the 2019/2020 school year. 

We are pleased to announce that Neomie was promoted to the 5th grade for the 2018/2019 school year. Nicole and Andrea Radoseovich, thank you for your sponsorship and for giving your student a gift of education through Girl Power Africa.

Meet Neomie, who has been generously sponsored by Nicole and Andrea Radoseovich. She is 13 years old and in the 4th grade this year. Neomie lives in Dahnlorpa, Liberia. Her mother passed away and is now living with her father, who is unemployed and unable to send Neomie to school. They are both extremely grateful for this opportunity. Neomie hopes to be a teacher when she grows up.