Age: 13
Birthday: May 10, 2003
Grade: Primary, Level 4
Sharon Asio came to Awinjo House August 13, 2016. Sharon is the daughter of Victoria Nyaphono, who had married a man who was a witch doctor. Sharon’s mother did not know that the man was a witch doctor until he sacrificed one idm universal patch of Sharon’s siblings. Her mother also found out that the man was making preparations to sacrifice the rest of the family, so she escaped from him and moved to a local village.
Despite a very difficult childhood, Sharon has been extremely helpful, very nice to the staff and children,Adguard Premium Key and even speaks great English. Sharon iobit driver booster 6.1 key has a reputation for being filled with joy and always smiling. We are working to find out how much she learned in the village school she attended before Awinjo House, to determine which class she should be in now.
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Thank you for your interest in Sharon and all of the children at Awinjo House. Without your encouragement, prayers, and financial support, this ministry could not exist adobe acrobat pro dc cracked to raise orphaned and vulnerable children to love and serve Jesus in Uganda.
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Age: 9 Birthday: 2007 Grade: Primary, Level 2 Mercy Nyachwo came to Awinjo House on August 12, 2014. Her father died around 2008, and her mother has had many husbands, drinks heavily, and does not consistently care for all of her children. Mercy and her siblings were having to stay with a poor grandmother and... (Read more)
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