Success Stories

We are delighted to make an impact in the lives of our beneficiaries and celebrate their accomplishments.

Sandra Monday, 12 years

Some years ago while evangelizing, the pastor of Hillside Community Church came across a widow with 4 kids living in unimaginable accommodations and surviving on selling wet sand carried out of trenches by the children. Sandra was 8 years old then.  Affording a good school was out of the question. FHSF took over the school needs of the girl, Sandra. As it turned out she was always in the top 3 positions in the class. Towards the end of her primary school education, Sandra applied for a scholarship to secondary school along with other bright students in Abuja and got selected on the condition that her family proved to be needy enough! GEANCO Medical Foundation, which operates the Scholarship in partnership with Lightway Academy (Wuse 2, Abuja), visited Sandra’s home situation and found her to fit the scholarship requirements perfectly. She was admitted into JSS 1(September 2023) with all school needs covered including transportation from home to school daily!

 

OUR JOY

FHSF’s desire to school orphans, children of indigent families, and internally displaced people whose talents lay buried because they cannot afford to go to nursery/primary schools, has been fulfilled. Sandra would never have discovered her talent if left in the slums carrying sand and running errands!

Our prayer is that she attains the peak of her God-given destiny and that we continue to identify more like her in the society.

Sarah Emmanuel

Sarah was born in a village in Borno State of Nigeria on February 15th, 2005 to a young couple. Sixteen months later, her sister Blessing was born. Unfortunately their parents’ marriage became an abusive relationship because of the perceived lack of male children.

When Sarah was 18 months and Blessing 2months old, Boko Haram insurgents struck their village killing the men and causing the women and children to run to the bushes for safety. Their teenage mom roamed the mountains surviving on fruits, leaves and grasses. On reaching the Cameroon, they waited for six months unable to enter the overcrowded refugee camp until a good samaritan took them back to a safer part of Nigeria.


At an orphanage in Jebbu Miango near Jos, the girls rapidly settled into school with other children of similar backgrounds where Sarah taught herself how to read and they both began to excel in their respective classes.


In 2021 when the orphanage got destroyed by terrorists, FHSF-The Future Hope Scholarship Foundation got to know about it and quickly found admissions and sponsorship for seven orphans into a Christian Academy in Kuje, Abuja. The college looked after them very well and by August 2023 Sarah graduated from SS3 with flying colors – the second of the seven orphans to graduate while all the others won various prizes. Sarah got sponsorship to a Remedial institution in pursuance of her desired profession: Law!


We rejoice to be part of God’s mercy bestowed on children who faced violence, starvation, homelessness and even death for most of their lives; now alive with a brilliant future ahead.

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