Graduate Stories
Moris Efwedha
From Student to Community Supporter
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"When someone invests in your future, you can one day help build the future of others."
Moris Efwedha's journey reflects one of the greatest goals of Project Restore Hope—to educate young people who will one day return to strengthen their communities. As a student at Glorious Group of Schools, Moris received educational opportunities that helped shape his future. Through the encouragement of Project Restore Hope and the leadership of Bishop Bonface Mang'eti, he developed a desire not only to succeed personally but also to give back to others.
Today, Moris is building his career while remaining committed to serving his community. One meaningful example of that commitment is his regular support of the GLOHA Family Welfare Program, where he faithfully contributes each month to assist families and children in need. His generosity demonstrates that the impact of education extends far beyond graduation. Students who once received help often become the very people who help others, creating a cycle of hope that continues from one generation to the next.
Moris' story reminds us that success is measured not only by personal achievement but also by a willingness to serve. His life reflects the mission of Project Restore Hope by demonstrating that lives transformed through education can become lives dedicated to restoring hope for others.
Education
Glorious Group of Schools
Current Role
Building his professional career while actively supporting community outreach initiatives.
Community Service
Monthly supporter of the GLOHA Family Welfare Program
Committed to helping vulnerable families and children
Encourages others to give back to their communities
Future Goals
Continue growing professionally
Expand his support of community programs
Encourage other graduates to give back
Help improve opportunities for future generations
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