My name is Balima Jedidia. I am 18 years old. I am in the class of 1ereA4 at the Lycée Privé Évangélique Boulmiougou. I live with my family, made up of my father, my mother and my two older brothers.
For reasons of limited financial resources, my parents cannot pay school fees. So we have difficulty eating properly. This project has played a positive role in my life. I manage to go to school like my classmates thanks to your multifaceted support.
At school the biggest lesson I learned this year is love for neighbour and how to live better in society. My wish is to be an English teacher. I say a big thank you to Transform Burkina and may God give them back to the pennies of their benefits
I am Sawadogo Boureima. I am a student at the Bethel private high school in Gourcy. I am in 1st D. I am 22 years old. I live in Mandjargo with my uncle because my parents are separated.
This program allowed me to have access to food at lunchtime that was not always available.
I thank Transform Burkina very much.
Hadidja Ouedraogo is 26 years old who gave birth in the maternity unit of the Bethanie Medical Center. Her baby is a boy named Abdullah.
She says "I was helped by the staff and nurse at Bethanie all the way through my pregnancy, starting with the prenatal consultations and ultrasound. I had to walk the two kilometers from home to Bethanie, but the next nearest health center after Bethanie is over 7km from my house. I appreciate the welcome of the staff and I intend to continue using Bethanie for the vaccinations of infants and the follow-up visits for the baby.”
My name is Kourossangama Caleb. I am 17 years old. I am in the 4th grade. I attend the Bethel Private Evangelical High School in Gourcy. My father died, my mother and my brothers live in Rassouly, a village located about thirty km from Gourcy.
I live alone in a refugee camp so that I can continue my education at the private Evangelical High School in Bethel in the comforts of a very difficult life.
I come by this note to say a big thank you to Transform Burkina for its multifaceted support. In addition, thanks to this project I learned this year at school the history of joking kinship (history of Burkina). I am happy to be at school and I want to be a History and Geography teacher. In spite of this, I can say that thanks to the Transform Burkina project, I am free to go to school without much worry.
My name is Ouédraogo Oumou Koulouma.I am 17 years old and I am in the 4th grade. I live in Kagpessego, a village located 5km from Gourcy. I am enrolled in sewing at the Bethel Private High School in Gourcy.
This allowed me to sew my own clothes and for my family. I say thank you to transform Burkina Faso and may God bless you. Amen.
