Dear Loved Ones,

 

Greeting. Let us introduce you to Cadet Wilnive, a 23 years old student at our university. She is orphan of mother and her father is mentally disturbed incapable to take care of himself or of her children.

 

Wilnive lives with an aunt who has 4 children whose husband  has gone to Turcs and  Caicos Island in search of good life and ended up marrying a woman there. The aunt suffers of diabetic and hypertension and unable to engage in hard economic activities.

 

I taught Wilnive when she was a freshman in 2013-2014. She half paid then her first semester but was unable to pay her second semester. At the end of her freshman year, she went on to attend classes in the 2 year without knowing  that she was not registered because of her first semester of freshman year debt.

 

At the end of what was going to be Wilnive second academic year, she did not know what to do when she found out that technically she was not a student at the university. She was devastated. That was the time we learned of this case and step in to help. We paid her past debt and let her enroll to restart the second year all over again.

 

Cases like this one are many on our campus. Many students are losing a semester or the entire academic year of studies for lack of funds. Many other have quit and are still quitting the university to become nothing tomorrow.

 

A girl like Wilnive is likely to indulge herself in difficult behaviors in order to sustain her life and can easily endanger her entire young life.

 

Thank you for your love and your support that will enable a girl like Wilnive and many more to continue their studies in order to better their lives tomorrow.

 

May God richly continue to bless you.  

 

In Haiti,

 

Nzunga & Kihomi 

 

Dear Friends,

 

I have mentioned several times that all experts agree that educating the women is a key to turning around the conditions found in the 3^rd world.  So few girls are sent to school and out of those who are lucky enough to get to go only a few are college martial.  It is a real tragedy when one who is bright and eager to learn does not get the chance.   It only costs $1500 a year at the university.  You can give to Nzunga’s Scholarship fund to support these deserving students.  Team up with others to support a student.  Have your Sunday school class adopt one. 

 

Quite often when these girls are denied the chance bad things happen.  Depression, wrong choices as to men, and even turning to the street to make a living.  You have made a difference by supporting Nzunga and Kihomi so they can find these sad cases but their funds are limited to help them.  You can make a dream come true for these girls.

 

Blessings,

 

Dennis Shewell

Mission Partnership Team Communications Advocate and Convener

Nzunga and Kihomi Ministry

E-mail: deshewell@gmail.com

Phone: 812-569-1352812-569-1352