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Unlike her older brother, who went to university on a volleyball scholarship, Pharana got to where she is by pushing herself in school. “I don’t believe in limits,” says the dentistry student, who learned about HELP from one of her friends. (more…)
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Beverly grew up in the Delmas section of Port-au-Prince, her father a contractor and her mother a housemaid. Though both of her parents had a limited education, they understood its importance and encouraged their daughter to do well in school, despite the family’s financial hardships. (more…)
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Growing up, Daphning enjoyed singing and reading, and took part in many extracurricular activities, including a street beautification team in her hometown and a literary journal at her secondary school. But above all, Daphning was an excellent student committed to giving her all academically. (more…)
Medicine – Class of 2013
Ketly’s mother is a street vendor in a small-town market and her father died when Ketly was 12. “Growing up, things were very difficult for my family,” she says. “We barely scraped by, and depended on friends to help with things like school fees.” (more…)
Agronomy – Class of 2015
David is one of three children, raised in a small coastal town on a family income of $1,500 per year. David’s father is handicapped and cannot work so his mother, a seamstress, is the sole breadwinner in the family. In spite of this hardship, David excelled at school and only missed top ranking once, when he came in second. (more…)
Communications – Class of 2016
“I’ve always wanted to do my best and to be around others who are doing the same,” Ensheila says. Growing up in the outskirts of Port-au-Prince with her parents, two sisters, and an older brother, Ensheila usually preferred reading over playing, and was at the top of her class throughout secondary school. (more…)
Agronomy – Class of 2016
Growing up, Adeline enjoyed drawing, reading, and singing, but dedicated most of her time to earning top grades throughout secondary school. Her mother died when Adeline was 16, so she and her two brothers were raised by their father, who worked hard to support the family as a mason. (more…)
Agronomy – Class of 2014
Sabrina shared a crowded apartment with almost a dozen people in Port-au-Prince before joining HELP. While her mother, a street vendor selling phone cards, provided what funds she could, it was barely enough to cover Sabrina’s transportation to school let alone tuition or books. (more…)
