Angels Among Humans

My name is Yvette Chanda Mukuka, I was born in the late 70s in Itezhi-Tezhi district which then was part of Southern province and now part of Central province near Namwala where my late mum Margaret Promise Chanda had gone to stay with her mother Evelyn Chileya who lived with her two brothers Meleki and Thomas Chileya may their souls rest in peace. In the early 80s my mum and I came to the Copperbelt to live with her father Conerio Chanda an ex miner in a council township called Luangwa and here my school journey started. In 1987 I was enrolled at Bupe primary school in Chamboli, I was there from grade 1 to 6 then stopped school but my aunt Christine Chanda a teacher by then got me and put me back in school and this was in Ndola kan'gonga area near Fatima Girls Secondary School at Yengwe primary school because my uncle the late Mr Sylvester Silwamba was a teacher at the said girls school. In 1992 we moved to kitwe on transfer and I went to Buseko primary school in Buchi, in 1994 I sat for my grade 7 examinations and passed to go to Hellen kaunda secondary school, I came second at my school after my classmate Humphrey Kabwe. I was at Hellen only for a term because I had to swap and go to Chamboli secondary school which was near my new home now dad's family, in 1996 I stopped school because I did not have a lot of things that my girlfriends had as school going children, I remember one day my mum had to give me her own pair of shoes so that I can just go to school but sad it didn't cover a lot of what I needed. Then followed the silent years. In 2002 I decided to go back to school because now mum was working for kitwe surgery and could afford to buy me the things I needed. A term after I passed to go to grade 10 my beautiful mother died and was left with my two kids aged 3 and 6 and no one to pay school fees for me then God brought an angel in the name of Mrs Mulela who was our school deputy head may her soul rest in peace. Madam paid my school fees through sister Regina and Mr Mulenga Mukuka who were in charge of vulnerable children in our school and never told me a thing about it but I worked at her house on Saturdays so as to get money for food for my family until she died on the day I wrote my biology practical paper in 2006. In the 3 years I was at Hellen I got a new pair of shoes, a bag, books and pens at the beginning of the year, I later on learnt that CINDI was also helping by ensuring that we had what was needed. As I write I have a bachelor's degree in natural science from Mukuba University and teaching at Matipa Day Secondary School in Chilubi District of Northern province. There was light at the end of the tunnel and God had put angels in place to take me from one point to the next who made sure I became what God had intended for me to become, some of them I met and knew while some I never met and never knew precious people they were and still are. Been in employment 2 years and half but every time I see a child lacking in school, I see that girl that stopped school many times yet God kept on giving her a second chance by providing for her through people I now call angels among humans and so am always asking myself how can I help? With one I can help but I need you my friends, those with a similar experience, those that know me and know my story to come on board and help, am not asking for much but just a book, a pen, a pencil, a bag, a school uniform and whatever you can help with so that we can send that girl, that boy to school. After this post am going to create a page(ANGEL'S AMONG HUMANS) if you're interested in helping please inbox me we see how we are going to do this starting next week 18th as schools reopen, thank you for reading and please don't forget to share🙏🙏🙏

Good morning everyone

No matter what you may be going through right now, always know God is still God and He is going to turn your mourning into dancing