Hi, my name
is Anna and I am a student at TGGS. Thank you for taking the time to read my
blog.
In Ethiopia
there are 4.6 million orphans. That’s far too many. And there aren’t enough
orphanages to help them all. With no Orphanages and no family to help, the
street is the only answer. Beyond the Orphanage is trying to stop this.
This is
Mihret’s story. Mihret is 12 years old. She was born in Wollo in the northern
part of Ethiopia. She lost both her parents to HIV/AIDS as a young child. She
then went to live with her aunt and uncle but they struggled to earn enough
money for them all. BTO heard about her situation and got involved. Mihret’s
family now have enough money to look after her. Mihret is a diligent student
and works hard for the education she desperately wants. She would like to be a
doctor to treat HIV/AIDS patients.
Why should
you care? You should care because every child matters, and if you lived in
Ethiopia that child could be yours.
Beyond the
Orphanage helps many children like Mihret, one child at a time. But it relies
totally on charitable donations, as it receives no Government funding. Please
help BTO to change an Orphan’s life forever.
To find out
more visit http://www.beyondtheorphanage.org/
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blog.
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