Scholarship needed Two (2) brilliant 2023 WASSCE girls aged 17 & 18 years who just gained admission into UG and UEW need scholarship or stop university dreaming of university education.
Imagine two bright young women, brimming with potential and dreams of enriching their communities, standing on the precipice of losing everything they’ve strived for. This isn’t fiction, it’s the harsh reality facing the 2023 WASSCE graduate who, a 17-year-old Nursing student at the University of Ghana, Legon, and and an 18-year-old Clothing and Textiles Education student at the University of Education, Winneba.
Their futures, once sparkling with promise, are now clouded by the chilling specter of financial hardship. Their kind benefactor, a teacher of the Anlo Senior High School who has poured his heart and resources into supporting their education, can no longer shoulder the burden alone.
The threat of dropping out from their universities looms large right after enrolling, a cruel twist of fate for students who defied the odds to excel in their 2023 WASSCE exams with 4 As and 4 Bs, and 3 As, 3 Bs, and a C4 respectively.
Below are the results of their two girls.
This isn’t just about two individual struggles; it’s about shattered dreams and unfulfilled potential if no one or corporate entity comes in to provide the needed financial support for their fees among others. It’s about silencing voices that could transform communities. At Ghana Education News, we understand the inherent challenges faced by these young women in education, particularly in STEM and traditionally male-dominated fields like Nursing and Textiles. We celebrate these girls’ achievements as victories against systemic inequalities, and their potential loss is a blow to the cause of gender equality in education.
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Scholarship needed Two (2) brilliant 2023 WASSCE girls: Why supporting these girls matters to feminists:
- Education empowers women: Studies consistently show that educated women have greater control over their lives, improved health outcomes for themselves and their families, and contribute significantly to economic development. Investing in these girls’ education is not just charity, it’s an investment in a brighter future for all.
- Breaking glass ceilings: These girls are shining examples of breaking down barriers in male-dominated fields. Their success paves the way for future generations, inspiring other young women to dream big and defy expectations.
- Combating poverty: Education is a key driver of social mobility and poverty reduction. Supporting these girls allows them to escape the cycle of poverty and become agents of change in their communities.
Scholarship needed Two (2) brilliant 2023 WASSCE girls: Here’s how you can help:
- Spread the word: Share this story on social media, contact local businesses and NGOs, and raise awareness about the plight of these brilliant young women.
- Donate: Every contribution, big or small, can make a difference. Contact Mr. Ernest K. Fiador to offer financial support.
- Volunteer your time: Offer mentorship, career guidance, or any other form of support that can help these girls navigate the challenges ahead.
Investing in the education of these two girls is not just about helping two individuals; it’s about investing in a future where gender equality thrives, communities prosper, and dreams take flight. Let’s join hands, as Ghanaians, philanthropists, corporate entities and allies alike, and ensure that these bright futures don’t dim before they have a chance to shine.
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Get in touch with or Contact Mr. Ernest K. Fiador via his Facebook page to offer financial support.