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Zariya A Helping Hand

Sponsor A Child

When you sign up to become a sponsor, your support will go to a child who has been identified as not having access to education

Student Sponsor

Ashabul Khan (6yrs)

Class: Want to go to School

Aspirations: Don't know yet

Sakib khan (11yrs)

Class: Fifth

Aspirations: Soldier, because he wants to protect his country

Imran (7Yrs)

Class: Second

Aspirations: Soldier, because he wants to protect his country

Mohd. Shahid (11 Yrs)

Class: Sixth

Aspirations: Soldier, because he wants to protect his country

Mizanur Rahman (10 Yrs)

Class: Third

Aspirations: Policeman

Mineudhdin (10yrs)

Class Sixth

What do you aspire to be and why? - Doctor, he wants to save life

Asdul (11yrs)

Class: Third

Aspirations: Soldier, because he wants to protect his country

Mala (12Yrs)

Class: Sixth

Aspirations: Soldier, because he wants to protect his country

Mahirum-mosmi(12yrs)

Class: Sixth

Aspirations: Doctor because she wants to make her parent proud

Amina (10yrs)

Class Third

Aspirations: Doctor, because she wants to treat I'll poor people

Shahina (11yrs)

Class: Fifth

Aspirations: Doctor, he wants to save life

Shahida(12yrs)

Class: Seventh

Aspirations: Soldier, because he wants to protect his country

Basiron Nessa (11Yrs)

Class: Fourth

Aspirations: Teacher. She wants to teach the illiterate people.

Sumayiya (3yrs)

Class: Want to go to School
Aspirations: Don’t know yet

Falanik (6yrs)

Class: Want to go to School

Aspirations: Want become a Teacher

Sofia (9 Yrs)

Class: Fourth

Aspirations: Doctor, he wants to save life

Musida(8 Yrs)

Class: Fourth

Aspirations: Doctor, because she wants to treat poor people for free

Ashmima (8 Yrs)

Class: Want to go to School

Aspirations: Doctor because she wants to make her parent proud

Irum (6 Yrs)

Class: Want to go to School

Aspirations: Don’t know yet

Mozid khan (6 Yrs)

Class: Want to go to School

Aspirations: Soldier, because he wants to protect his country

Birjesh (13 Yrs)

Class: sixth

Aspirations:Policeman to protect the people

Rumana(6 Yrs)

Class: Want to go School

Aspirations: Don't know yet

Reshma (6 Yrs)

Class: Second

Aspirations: Want become a Teacher

Mamir (8 Yrs)

Class: Second

Aspirations: Soldier, because he wants to protect his country

David (9 Yrs)

Class: Fourth

Aspirations: Soldier, because he wants to protect his country

Mamuni (12 Yrs)

Class: Sixth

Aspirations:Teacher she want teach children for free

Sultan ali(7Yrs)

Class: First

Aspirations: Doctor because she want to treat ill people

Ariful islam(10 Yrs)

Class: Third

Aspirations: soldier,because he want to protect his country

Shad (13 Yrs)

Classe: Fifth

Aspirations: Policeman to protect the people

Yatun neesa (10 Yrs)

Class: Want to go School

Aspirations:Doctor

Ramzan (10 Yrs)

Class: Want to go School

Aspirations:Want become a Teacher

Asmina(11 Yrs)

Class: Third

Aspirations: Doctor because she want to treat ill people

Reyazul (13 Yrs)

Class: Fifth

Aspirations: Want Join Army to defend his Country

kajal (10 Yrs)

Classe: Third

Aspirations: Don,t know Yet

Salema (9 Yrs)

Class: Second

Aspirations: Want to become a Teacher

Ranjana (11 Yrs)

Class:Sixth

AspirationsWant to become a Teacher

Naushad Ali(11 Yrs)

Class: Fourth

Aspirations: Want Join Army to defend his Country

Sami noor(13 Yrs)

Class: Fifth

Aspirations:Want become Engineer

Ful bhanu (11 Yrs)

Classe: Forth

Aspirations: Want to become a Teacher

Mufida (11 Yrs)

Class: Want to go School

Aspirations: Doctor because she want to treat ill people's

Mafidaul(14 Yrs)

Class: Fifth

Aspirations : Want to become a Teacher

Naushad Ali(17 Yrs)

Class: Twelth

Aspirations: Photographer

Zalika(7 Yrs)

Class:Want to go School

Aspirations: Don’t know yet

Sahanoorali (5 Yrs)

Classe: Want to go School

Aspirations: Don’t know yet

Munsir (9 Yrs)

Classe: Want to go School

Aspirations: Don’t know yet

The Importance of Student Sponsorship

Education has long been recognized as one of the key
contributors to eliminating poverty. However, education
comes with a separate host of problems, which varies depending on geographic location.

In America, access to education is something we overlook on a daily basis. Simply, if you want to attend school you can. This is not the case for the rural villages of Ghana.

Literacy unlocks the door to learning throughout life, is essential to development and wealth, and opens the way for democratic participation and active citizenship

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