Former Learning for Life student gives back
“My family came to Australia in 1992 … El Salvador at the time was in the middle of civil war. We literally came with what we could carry on the plane and that’s pretty much it,” said Erick.
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Marg thinks volunteering is an extraordinary experience
As a Corporate Responsibility Manager, Marg knows the importance of giving back. When she learned that she could volunteer to help disadvantaged students in Years 9 to 11 by becoming a mentor, she jumped at the chance. That was four years ago. And seeing the positive shifts in students keeps Marg coming back.
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One word sums up why Lynette’s stayed a sponsor for 20 years
Lynette is helping students living with disadvantage achieve their potential
After fleeing war, a sponsor helped Sarive triumph
After fleeing war in the Congo and five years in a refugee camp, Sarive’s family settled in Australia. They struggled to build a new life. School was hard for Sarive. Read more.
Ahmad is achieving big things at university – and his sponsor is right beside him
Sponsored since primary school, Ahmad is achieving big things at university.
Sponsorship gave Jemimah the power to be bold
Sponsorship fuelled Cecilia’s dream to teach