“BREAKING BARRIERS”

Hawa was born into a poor village where education was a rare privilege, especially for girls. Despite financial struggles and societal expectations that girls should focus on household chores, she was determined to become a doctor. Encouraged by her mother and a kind teacher, Mr. Kamara, Hawa studied tirelessly, often by candlelight.

Her dedication paid off when she won a scholarship to study in the city. Adjusting to a new environment was difficult—she faced language barriers, mockery, and self-doubt. However, through perseverance, hard work, and support from mentors, she excelled in her studies.

Medical school was another challenge, but Hawa refused to give up. She worked hard, sought guidance from Dr. Keita, and overcame every obstacle in her path. After years of sacrifice, she finally achieved her dream and became a doctor.

Instead of staying in the city, Hawa returned to her village and opened a small clinic. She treated the sick, educated young girls, and inspired others to believe in THEIR dreams.