There are a number of consistent factors that the girls in our home share in common. These factors often make the girls more susceptible to being trafficked or exploited. We call the factors “vulnerabilities.”
One of these vulnerabilities is the presence of abuse prior to being trafficked. Histories of sexual abuse and physical abuse are extremely common in the lives of the girls in our home.
Another vulnerability is a lack of formal education. Every participant in our home is behind in their education when they arrive. Some by only 2 years. Others, have never stepped foot in a classroom.
When she first arrived in the house, she was not able to study any lessons without having terrible flashbacks. Through the patient care of our staff, she slowly and determinedly continued to try until this was no longer the case.
And in less than a week, she had the entire table memorized.
We think she’s a miracle in human form.
Special thanks to the incredible staff and teachers who continue to work with Sheila and the other girls in our home. They are truly making a difference.
Would you like to write a note of encouragement to Sheila and the other girls in our home? They would love to hear them! Please send one to [email protected].
Wow what an Amazing Story Sheila I commend you on a Great job. And to the girls and staff who worked with you. I congratulate you and I celebrate this Mathematical Greatness!!! Sheila I encourage you to continue to Study, and know what a bright Beautiful young girl you are and I will continue to Pray for you and the girls at MRH ; )
I love reading these stories of transformation! what an amazing result for your hard work! never give up!
go go go girls! wow… very proud of you, 😉