
The Gate She Was Sent Home From
She had stopped wearing her uniform because there was no point putting it on. Three weeks later she was back in class, and top of her row.
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Stories of Hope
These are accounts of real families, published with their permission. Where a household has asked for privacy, names have been withheld and details changed — the events have not.

She had stopped wearing her uniform because there was no point putting it on. Three weeks later she was back in class, and top of her row.
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A widow with four children and an empty pot. What arrived was not a photograph opportunity — it was rice, oil, and somebody who came back the following month.
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Some battles are not about money at all. They are about somebody standing beside you so that you are no longer alone in the room.
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She joined the queue for a food parcel in January. By December she was packing them — with stock from her own shop.
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