Thanks to Explorers
CATT update
This year, we have 4 students who have completed their studies, or are very close to graduating!
Beatrice Juan Francis has been sponsored by CRESS for much of her educational journey. She will be graduating in January after spending the next few months studying and taking exams. Please keep her in your prayers as she takes these last steps!
"I am writing to express my sincere gratitude for the invaluable support you have provided me throughout my educational journey. Your unwavering belief in my potential and your generous contributions have been instrumental in helping me reach this significant milestone... As I look forward to the next chapter of my life, I humbly request your continued prayers for my success. I hope to find a job that will allow me to uplift my community and make a positive impact on the world."
Evaline Poni has been completing an internship at Kajo-Keji Civil Hospital and has been retained as the Nutrition Focal Person. Her role is to carry out nutrition assessments on patients, ensure that nutrition services are routinely provided, and that nutrition is integrated into service delivery.
"All this happened because of your generous heart for humanity. I also thank CRESS UK for the internship and graduation financial support, it has successfully made me finish my studies successfully without any challenge."
Pray that she may be an agent for positive change in different communities her area and beyond. May God open better opportunities such that she will be able to continue to develop her studies.
Dube Daniel is in the final semester of his Diploma in Crop Production and Management. He has already secured a job for after his graduation! He will be working for Support for Peace and Education Development Programme (SPEDP) coordinating the agricultural activities between Liwolo and the main office in Kajo-Keji.
"I would have not reached this far without CRESS... words can’t express how much l appreciate your efforts to ensure I am successfully in school and finish my education as planned especially Scopas Murye and the finance team."
Jokudu Josephine Aba has successfully completed her Diploma in Agribusiness at Nile University Arua. Additionally, she completed my internship last month and has secured a three-month contract with the International Center for Child Health and Development (ICHAD) as a Data Collector. ICHAD focuses on research within refugee communities in Uganda, and she is thrilled to be part of this important work.
"I am writing to express my heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering support... Your financial support from the Certificate level to the completion of my Diploma has been instrumental, and I am deeply thankful for helping me reach this milestone... This opportunity [with ICHAD] not only allows me to contribute to meaningful research but also enables me to meet my financial needs independently."
