I didn’t know much about the project at first, but one thing touched my heart right away: it genuinely cares for children like us.

I joined EMC at the age of 4. With their help, my elder brother and I enrolled in South Suburban Branch School. I went on to become the first girl in my family to complete Class 10 and Class 12. Beyond academics, EMC gave me opportunities to explore dance, singing, art, craft, and discipline.

I told my school friends about the Ashar Kiron project. A few days later, two new students joined the project. I’m happy I could help more children get support.

Before, I went to school but learned nothing. My teachers at Ashar Kiron project guided my parents to transfer me. Now I’m in a better school and love learning again.

Just when I was about to give up, the Ramp Project gave me a reason to hope again. Their support made it possible for me to continue my education and believe in my future. I am now focused on my studies and committed to working hard, so I can make the most of this opportunity.