During my time volunteering at a hospital in Dar es Salaam, a place founded by my grandfather, I had the heartbreaking experience of meeting a woman who was battling terminal cancer. Her greatest concern was for her 13-year-old son, Ali, who has cerebral palsy. Tragically, he is now an orphan, but I was able to find him living in a small village called Lindi.

Ali resided in a dilapidated hut with a relative, lacking basic necessities such as a roof, proper clothing, bedding, food, electricity, medical care, and even a wheelchair. I have sent the funds I have raised so far to support him in meeting these essential needs, and I plan to visit him again soon to assist with providing for his long-term requirements.