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Meet Joseph James: a true testament to what determination and hard work can achieve!
[ Joseph James ] Despite the challenges tied to his living conditions, James remains very courageous and continues to shine and inspire us through his determination and academic excellence. We are delighted to share with you his dreams and achievements. James lives in a family of seven, including cousins and uncles. Abandoned by both his mother and father, he has been living with his aunt, Nageline (32 years old) since he was very young. He is a very docile and intelligent young man. He often ranks first in his class, in spite of his aunt being unable to provide everything he needs to work properly in school. Yet, James is determined to learn and pursue his dream of becoming an Auto Mechanic. He was ranked as the brightest in his class during the second period and was also named laureate among all the students of the school with an
The school year at AGAPE SCHOOL is coming to an end and the children are sitting their final exams.
The school year at AGAPE SCHOOL is coming to an end and the children are now taking their final exams after a year of educational success. We are proud of their achievements and the progress they have made. As the school year draws to a close, we would like to thank all those who have supported AGAPE SCHOOL in its noble goal of providing quality education to young children who have been left behind in formal education. With your support, we have been able to create an environment that is conducive to the learning and development of our students. Together we are making a difference to the future of these young people. We intend to expand the AGAPE SCHOOL this year for a greater impact on street children. Thus far we have a total of 34 children who are benefiting from the education project of Agape School. These children are
The insecurity in Haiti is out of control: in the past week, two American missionaries and a Haitian man were murdered by bandits with serious injuries.
The local director of a mission group in Haiti and a missionary couple from the United States were attacked and fatally shot by gang members after leaving a youth group activity at a church, a family member told The Associated Press. Thursday’s slayings of Jude Montis, the local director of Missions in Haiti Inc., and Davy and Natalie Lloyd, a young married couple from the US, happened in the community of Lizon in northern Port-au-Prince. They were killed as the capital crumbles under the relentless assault of violent gangs that control 80 per cent of the capital city while authorities await the arrival of a police force from Kenya as part of a United Nations-backed deployment aimed at quelling gang violence in the troubled Caribbean country. CLICK BELOW TO READ MORE https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-05-26/american-couple-killed-in- haiti-missionaries/103894362
