In Their Own Words: What Your Support Means to Children in Our Care

Children in our Survivor Care would like to share what your support means as they continue at school:

“One of the most beautiful gifts that I received is the chance to study. That's why we also need to be a gift to other people by sharing what we have learned with other people who were unable to have an education, like my mother and father. I would like to teach my mother and father how to read and write. Through education, I can be intelligent in making decisions and other people can't deceive me.”

– A 9-year-old in our Survivor Care

“Love146 also helped me to see the significance of education because I was able to realize that education is just like a weapon that protects a person against ignorance. When I finish my studies, my dream of becoming a flight attendant will come true, I will also be able to raise my family from poverty and I can also protect myself from bad people because I can distinguish between right and wrong.”

– A 13-year-old in our Survivor Care

“It is my dream to become an accountant when I grow up. Sometimes I find it hard to understand my teacher's lectures and answer the exams but I always tell myself, ‘I can make it because a lot of people love and believe in me'.”

– An 11-year-old in our Survivor Care

“I want to study in order to learn the things that I want to learn in life. Education will also help me to achieve my dream of traveling to different places. My heart becomes happy every time I am learning new things.”

– A 7-year-old in our Survivor Care

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