I presently have no job and really struggle to feed my babies and secure their needs. They have mostly lived on empty stomachs and it is a miracle we are still surviving.  We live in a rented cottage that is not suitable to be called housing. I have been diagnosed with sickle cell anemia and have no money to buy my prescriptions. I sadly passed the disorder on to one of my children and now I face additional trouble attaining the therapies and providing care for him.

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We are glad for the kind assistance we had received from The Africa In Me. They provided our food and essentials. I have good skill in beauty salon work and I aspire that one day I could run my own business to feed and support my family.