June 19, 2024
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Moses Amungui Mathayo

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BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER: 1104089238

ACCOUNT NAME: CHRITOCO RESOURCE CENTRE

BANK NAME: KENYA COMMERCIAL BANK (KCB)

BRANCH: KCB LUANDA

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Moses Amungui Mathayo’s Story

Name: Moses Amungui Mathayo
Age: 16 years
Gender: Male
Location: Ebbiba, Ebusiratsi Special School, Luanda, Vihiga, Kenya

About Moses

Moses Amungui Mathayo is a determined 16-year-old boy who faces challenges with cerebral palsy and speech problems. Despite these obstacles, Moses is eager to learn and has a strong interest in acquiring skills related to agriculture, particularly in dairy and poultry farming. He sees this as a pathway to becoming self-reliant in the future.

Background

Moses is the second born in a family of four siblings. His parents, Mathayo Amungui and Mary Andeyo, work hard to support the family, but they struggle financially. Moses had to drop out of a special school due to difficulties with school fees, which has been a setback in his educational journey. However, he remains hopeful and motivated to pursue skills training that aligns with his interests in agriculture.

Health and Educational Needs

Moses requires ongoing medical care for his cerebral palsy and epilepsy, which he has been managing since the age of 5. He also benefits from counseling to address both his medical and emotional needs. Educationally, Moses needs support to continue his studies and receive specialized training in agricultural skills, which will equip him for future employment and independence.

Support Needed

Moses and his family seek assistance in the following areas:

Medical Services: Continued treatment for epilepsy and counseling support.
Educational Support: Assistance with school fees and access to skill training in agriculture.
Skill Training: Training and resources to develop his skills in dairy and poultry farming.
Counseling: Emotional and psychological support to help Moses navigate his challenges.

Financial Needs

The annual costs to support Moses’s medical care, educational needs, and skill training amount to approximately 408,000 KES. Your generous support can make a significant impact on Moses’s life by providing him with the necessary resources and opportunities to achieve his full potential.

Contact Information

Email: projectchritocorc@gmail.com
Address: Ebbiba, Ebusiratsi Special School, Luanda, Vihiga, Kenya

Your contribution can help Moses Amungui Mathayo overcome his challenges and build a brighter future. Thank you for considering a donation to support Moses and his family on their journey towards self-reliance and independence.