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2007 Lisu Scholar
Ketsarin, a Lisu High
School graduate
In 2007 Ketsarin wrote: "My parents have a garden. They make between $300 and $470 per year. My mother has stomach and throat problems which cause her to have to go to the doctor quite often."

Because of our donors Ketsarin has now completed her High School education at Chiang Mai Adventist Academy in northern Thailand. She graduated in March, 2008 with a Grade Point Average of 3.63, placing her third in her class of 29 students. She will soon enter Mission College in Saraburi, Thailand to become a nurse.
2007 H'mong Scholar
Narawat, a H'mong High
School graduate
In 2007 Narawat wrote: "I am the second of four children in our family. My brother helps our parents in the garden."

Because of our donors Narawat has now completed her High School education at Chiang Mai Adventist Academy in northern Thailand. She graduated in March, 2008 with a Grade Point Average of 3.47, placing her sixth in her class of 33 students.

In 2007 we also donated a total of US$ 600 to the Kallari Association in the Ecuadorian Amazon region. These funds are being used to support local educational programmes for Quichua students.

In 2006 we awarded a scholarship to a Mien girl in Thailand. Our scholarship allowed her to finish her English studies and she is now an English teacher in poor, rural areas of northern Thailand.

In 2006 we also donated a total of US$ 4701 to the Kallari Association in the Ecuadorian Amazon region. These funds were used to support local educational programmes for Quichua students.

In 2005 we awarded two scholarships to Quichua students in the Ecuadorian Amazon region. These scholarships allowed these students to continue their education and contribute to local community projects that continue to benefit the Quichua community.

In 2004 we awarded five scholarships to Aeta children in the Philippines. These scholarships allowed these five students to continue their High School education.