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Community leaders step up when they see a need. Often they work as volunteers, giving their own time and money to help a group of young people overcome challenges and live a better life.

Many of these leaders have inspiring stories that have led them down their current path. Through great adversity comes great triumph.

Engaging the Community
Engaging the Community

By Vincent

The biggest challenge that I’ve seen with young people is the lack of motivation. Most students go to school because they are told that they should. What do they want to achieve by going to school?

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LeaderJoshua HartNovember 30, 2019leader, school, community, students, malawi, zomba, vincent, HIV, AIDS, education, leadershipComment
One Child at a Time
One Child at a Time

By Francis Folley

I had to leave the school campus at 3:00am to travel about 170km home with my school bags on my head. I didn’t understand any of it. I was very angry. I couldn’t understand why these people were getting rid of me. 

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LeaderJoshua HartNovember 29, 2019school, community, Malawi, kindergarten, teachers, learners, students, poverty, FolleyComment
Giving Back
Giving Back

By Anca Merrill

I was born in a Hungarian village in Romania with no indoor plumbing. At the age of three I lost a very special person in my life - my mother.

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LeaderJoshua HartSeptember 22, 2019Romania, orphanage, kids, leader, mother, adoption, foster, finding hopeComment
Taking Back Control
Taking Back Control

By L.G.

Because of communism it wasn’t an easy life for us. I was left-handed as a kid but they forced me to be right-handed. They wanted everybody to be the same. The same clothing. Everything the same. It was not a pleasant thing, but as a kid we didn’t understand.

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LeaderJoshua HartSeptember 18, 2019Romania, orphanage, abuse, adult, trauma, finding hope, adversity, learning, school, educationComment
I Am Because We Are
I Am Because We Are

By Jeff Robinson

A year and a half after my dad passed away, I was in the bathroom and my fingers started shaking. I knew right away.

Parkinson’s.

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LeaderJoshua HartJuly 11, 2019Camp Ubuntucamp, ubuntu, Jeff Robinson, inspiring, Watts, Parkinson's, makingadifference, school, students, teachers, community, California, Los Angeles Comment
 

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