Author: sgreen

HELP THESE UGANDANS CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION

Global African Village
www.globalafricanvillage.org

Aaron Mabonga, age 21, graduated from high school with a focus on physics, chemistry, and biology. He has been accepted to Uganda Technical College-Elgon for civil engineering (http://www.ugandatechnicalcolleges.ac.ug/elgon/index.html), but he does not have the funds to attend. His poor family cannot afford the cost of approximately $888 US per semester. He would need six semesters to complete his degree. Aaron is bright, well disciplined, and dedicated.
Abraham Mabonga, age 25, graduated from high school at the “A” level (pre-university). He has been admitted to Islamic University in Mbale, Uganda (http://www.iuiu.ac.ug/) for arts/industrial design or social work and community development. However, he has been unable to attend to begin because he comes from a very poor family. The total cost per semester is approximately $1,239 US per semester. He would need six semesters to complete his degree. Like his brothers, Abraham is bright, well disciplined, and dedicated.
Jonah Mabonga, age 19, will graduate from Manjasi High School in 2011. He wants to continue his education at Mbale College (http://sttcollege.com/AboutUs.aspx#about_us) in Uganda. However, his poor family cannot afford the approximate costs of $248 per term. He would need to complete 12 terms before attending university. Like his brothers, Jonah is bright, well disciplined, and dedicated.
Jude Bunyass, age 17, an orphan, seeks sponsorship to complete high school.
Beatrice Masibo, age 24, currently runs a small catering business. She would like to continue her studies in food science so she can improve her business. The required course fee is approximately $266 US per semester
If you would like to support these talented young people who desire an education,
please contact Sharon Green, Public Relations Director, Global African Village,
at globalafricanvillage@gmail.com or 716-834-3270.

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