My name is Osman Adan. I completed my KCSE in 2024, earning a B- (Minus). I have always dreamed of pursuing a Bachelor of Pharmacy degree, but financial hardship has prevented me from attending university.

My family faces many challenges, and even meeting our daily needs is difficult. There are times when we struggle to put food on the table, making it impossible to raise university fees. Although I worked hard in school and earned the grades needed to continue my education, I have remained at home because my family cannot afford the cost of higher education.

My situation has become even more painful because my father is terribly sick and is currently lying in bed, unable to work or support the family. This has increased the burden on our household and made our financial struggles even worse.

Despite these challenges, I have not given up on my dream. I believe that becoming a pharmacist will allow me to improve the health of my community, support my family, and build a better future for those around me.

I am deeply grateful to Gloha Family Welfare and Project Restore Hope, under the dedicated leadership of Bishop Bonface Mange’ti, for giving me renewed hope. Their encouragement has reminded me that my dream is still possible, and I am thankful for their commitment to helping young people continue their education.

I humbly appeal to sponsors and well-wishers to support my educational journey. Your generosity will allow me to pursue my studies, achieve my dream of becoming a pharmacist, and one day give back to my family and community.