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Christmas Wishes DO Come True – Tesa Samantha Story
Christmas Wishes DO Come True………Tesa Samantha Story
Christmas, two years ago, Tesa Samantha was at the end of life’s rope. Dangling in the wind.
The previous year, her father was physically assaulted which resulted in him losing his sight, mental capacity and control over his bodily functions. Her mother tried her best to keep the family business afloat, but did not have the skills and was no longer able to continue. The family’s income had vanished. Between looking after and getting care for her father, helping her mother to produce traditional snacks for a meager insufficient income, taking care of her younger brothers and sister and then trying to get a skills education, life was tough to say the least. Her uncle tried to help where he could, but he also had a large family and bills to pay. …
The Pursuit of Happiness – A Success Story of How Education Can Change Your Future
Meet Mita
Mita is the oldest daughter, she has 3 siblings. She was born in a family with economic struggle. Her father is a driver and her mother is a housewife. After graduated from secondary school (SMP), her parent could not afford her high school tuition. But luckily, Mita got supported from the government. She got a scholarship for competent student (BIDIKMISI: Biaya Pendidikan Siswa Miskin Berprestasi), because she always reach good grade in school. After graduated from IT Vocational High School, Mita worked as Sales Promotion Girl at a super market in Kuta with salary a of IDR 1.6000.000 per month. …
A Struggle for The Future – A Success Story of a Caring Mother
Meet Wulan
Wulan is the youngest child of a farming family from Banyuwangi, East Java. After graduating high school, she began studying Business Management at a college in Bali. Half way through the year her father broke his back in an accident, forcing her to return home.
Back home she was married to another villager, who left her after she got pregnant. Wulan began working as a chilli farmer to support herself and her son, Zulfi, for a salary of $6 a day.
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