Mama’s Wish Program celebrates a new graduate
When Norzin lost both of his parents, his world was crushed. As a double orphan, Norzin has been supported by Love Without Boundaries and Mama’s Wish sponsors since 2005.
Tag Archives: Education
I Want To Be A Dentist
At 17, Tim is the oldest student in the Kaifeng Education Program. His progress and hard work have set a wonderful example for the younger students. Last year, Tim was accepted into a vocational school for dentistry, which consists of 3 years of vocational school and 2 years of college.
Lillie’s Top Ten List
Dear Love Without Boundaries:
I’m Lillie. I’m ten years old and have been looking for my forever family for a while now. Since you are in touch with many nice people that might be looking for a loving daughter like me, I thought I’d share the ten best things my Believe In Me Teachers from Changde [...]
Adam is Back on His Feet
I first “met” Adam when I was volunteering with LWB’s education program. He held a determined look in his little eyes. I learned that Adam had been born with multiple medical issues including a heart defect, a spinal meningocele, hydrocephalus and club feet. That’s a lot for one little guy to deal with!
Mother’s Day Full Circle of Love
The children of Believe In Me: Jingjiang would like to share a Mother’s Day greeting with all of you. Their greeting is sent specifically to TWO Mother-Daughter teams that have impacted their lives in a most positive way . . . Judy and Heather Williams and Marilee and Tiffany Gilmore.
Social Skills at BIM Huainan
It is only a few yards between home and school, yet those few yards can make a world of difference!
Dreams Do Come True
Wande has been in the Mama’s Wish Program since 2005 and will be graduating this year with a degree in Tibetan Medicine.
Look What He’s Doing Now!
I met Matthew a year ago this week. He was a teen living in Loudi, Hunan who had been benefitting from an LWB-sponsored tutor. He was working hard to keep up in his classes despite a visual impairment and everyone was impressed — including me!
A Special Little Note of Thanks
One of the fun things about LWB’s older kids is that they can write to us. This is from our lovely Li Ying, who is now one of our Shantou teachers.
A Bouquet, One Red Flower At A Time
In recent weeks we’ve been surprised and delighted with the number of flowers our LWB students have been bringing to us. These flowers are not the kind that anyone can smell or put in a vase…they are the kind that we hang on our LWB “refrigerator”.
