University Sitters551

Hearing most people wallow in their pains of pursuit for education that their dreams are depended upon, reminds me of my own past â??ed-fin-trapâ?? that i was in when i had lost my husband in a car accident in South Africa while we were living there, i had all the family burdens of responsibility hitched on my shoulders and even though i work at Singaporean embassy in Pretoria then didn't make a different both in my financial needs and the pains i had to go through, as in one hand i needed emotional healing and relief and on the other all i needed was the financial boost to take care of my two children who were in the Pretoria University so that their education are not short lived but my embassy only decided to transfer me to Singapore embassy in New Zealand to help me get over the trauma of my late husband but could not help me with the most vital financial resources. As i turned to Junk Mail got some of my properties advertised, a buyer who came to buy some of my household items said 'madam don't you think you will need this for your kids your said to be leaving behind, yes they will need it but at the moment whats more vital is their financials, as i yelled out that word unknowingly, the man bought what he could but as he was about to go he said to me, i wish i could help you and left.

Two days later he rang me up and said "Madam you said as you work at the Singapore embassy can you try this Scholarship Charity (www.globalscholarshipzzn.wix.com/globalscholarshipzzn) they are helping Asians, may you never know, i thanked him and boom i went to my computer though slightly discouraged looking at their funny website address, but when i looked them up and read their history and discovered why their site name look funny (Jewish community with love of money but hate lavish spending). I followed up their scholarship eligibility and applied for my two kids and when the draw award came out my daughter who was in her third year Micro Biology at University of Cape Town failed the award but my son who just graduated from Matric in 2009 worn the award and the award presentation took place in Singapore 15th July 2010, scholarship award certificate was received and in two days my son's first year cash of $10,000 was wired into my account, even though my son's tuition fee was far below that amount but it also helped with my daughter and other issues. My son worked hard and scored their average score marks and last year received his 2011 scholarship amount of $10,000 again.

I have ever since refered most stranded family to them and were helped as long as you first check their eligibility and ensure you pass it then your chances of getting helped thereafter depends on your or your child's academic records. Am sure most people have perception with Jewish people but if you are desperately in need of help, then you've got to consider your future dreams to that of 'perceptions'.
I do hope and wish my story will impact most of you positively knowing 'help' is most often than not around us when we are been grilled in the oven of life challenges and what we need to do is open up and ask our environment. I encourage all who are bold to speak out their situations, but rather seek for scholarship and or education loans than beg for money or handout like John Uche (even though i dont buy your story).
Remain blessed and keep dreaming all you all.
Anyone of you are free to drop me an email judith.rapheal@yahoo.com even though am now in Singaporean Embassy Wellington but still visits my son in SA whose still in University of Pretoria and my daughter just graduated.