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In 2010, Ahiam Gonmei asked the boys in PLES 2 to cut down some of the tall, indigenous bamboo trees.  Ahiam, along
with the schoolboys and local villagers, constructed a shelter for girls without a home.  The shelter is very simple - not at
all comparable to western construction - but it represents hope for the girls who live there.  For perhaps the first time in
their lives, these girls have their own beds, shoes, and a few personal items.  Most of us can't imagine what it's like to have
no-one claim us as their own.  For these girls, having a place where they belong, where they have permanent relationships,
where they learn about Jesus, and where they have a future is often the most important benefit of their young lives.

You can sponsor these girls.  It's just $9 per month per girl.  That's right.
These girls cost just $9 per month for all of their expenses.  You may have
noticed that elsewhere on this site there are orphans whose sponsorship is
$50 per month.  The difference is that those girls have comfortable
Seventh-day Adventist homes and schooling.  These girls do not enjoy
those benefits, but they do have someone (Ahiam) who loves and cares for
them, even though they live in a group setting.  As sponsorships become
available for these girls, they too can be placed in independent
Seventh-day Adventist homes.  If you'd like to sponsor one or more of
these girls, you may do so through the
Contact Us page.

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