Voices of Hope - from Our Students

WDGA inducted 250 Charter Students in April 2007.

When asked what does WDGA mean to you? – a few grateful hearts put it this way:

WDGA has changed me a lot, made me have hope in achieving my dreams. It is a blessing to me because I never even dreamt that something like this will ever come to pass.

—Jackline King’ori

I would like to be a computer scientist...I have come to realize my passion for the rapidly growing technology and I would like to be a part of it. WDGA means hope to me as I will be able to fly to greater heights toward my destiny…

—Lilian Wanjiku

I would like to be a cardiac surgeon to help the society since heart disease is common and improve the difficult situations being faced by the community. I will reach my dream through working hard, having courage... getting encouragement from WDGA…

—Sarah Niaina

I like to operate with numbers and I do my best to get the skills of being a good accountant. It motivates me to be responsible and organized. WDGA means to me my “destiny.” It has made me see my future in a greater perspective.

—Alice Mugre Maina

It will help me reach my destiny. May God bless this organization to spread throughout Africa and the world.

—Patrick Njuguna Ngamu

I would like to be an engineer...because I have been dreaming about it for a long time. WDGA is a project that has the ability to work with person of different economics and backgrounds. I will reach my dreams by working hard in my education.

—Mary Changwony