By Amy Maglio | Executive Director
Below is a letter we received from Purity, a former WGEP Kenya scholar who is now working toward a degree in accounting:
My name is Purity and I am glad to share my life history and experience with you up to now. I was born in 1996, began my primary education in the year 2001 and completed in 2009.
After my primary education, I began secondary school in 2010. In the year 2011 I became a beneficiary of the Sisters to School program. I sincerely say that I am greatly indebted to the organization for the support you offered to me. You paid my school fees and provided me with the personal items that I required. These really helped me to have a comfortable and easy time in school since my parents could not meet all of my needs.
Also, I must add that the counseling mental care provided every year really helped me to cope with life in and outside of school, especially when I took my exam in 2013.
I am now working as the secretary at Gatue Secondary School, working toward my mission of being an accountant {CPA} and working in mass media.
Lastly, let me again say thanks and best of luck as you move forward changing the lives of the needy and of society in general.
Yours,
Purity
You have made an individual impact on Purity's life and on the lives of hundreds of other young women in Kenya. On behalf of Purity and all of our scholars, we thank you!
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