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Currently, I have four of my children attending in Zwedru, everything surrounding their school is my responsibility. My spouse is a volunteer classroom teacher for the Ministry of Education and is not taking salary because he's not yet placed on the payroll. We depend on farming to get finance to support the family. I will be very happy if I become eligible to receive cash grant from GoveDirectly in this program. If I am eligible, I will spend my transfer towards my children education, two of them will be graduating this year from high school and they have to be enrolled at the University, so this transfer will mean a lot for me.
What is the happiest part of your day?
I have being supporting my children education for year's and my investment in their education now is huge. I was excited when two of them make a successful pass last year in the national examination . We are planning for their graduation in February so I am very happy to be alive today to see them two graduating from high school.
What is the biggest hardship you've faced in your life?
My main concern now in life is my children education. I am here suffering on the farm today because of their education, My main challenge now is how to get finance to support my children school. I will be the happiest on earth if I remained alive to see one of my children graduating from university because I have spent my life in the bush to make sure that they are educated.
