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Suvash Jyoti is the youngest in his family. He has an older sister, and she is in grade 10 in high school. His father is a driver, and his mother is a housewife. The family is poor. Suvash Jovi likes to play cricket when he has free time from school and studying. He hopes to be a doctor in the future. 

Suvro Emmanuel Corraya is a very good boy, and academically is doing quite well. His father is a day laborer and his mother a housewife, they struggle to support their family and are very thankful to the sisters for helping Survo Emmanuel get the education he needs. 

Swaroop is the youngest of three children, his father is a plumber, and his mother looks for daily work.  After meeting their basic needs, the family does not earn enough to pay for Swaroop's education.  Swaroop's favorite subjects are English and Telugu; he likes the color green and playing cricket.  

Terawarat is from a large family living in the mountains in Northern Thailand on the border of Myanmar. His mother is raising all four children on her own, and while she has a modest job, she is unable to pay for an adequate education for her children. With help from the program, Terawarat can attend school; he is in fourth grade this year and doing very well since starting in June. 

Teresa is the youngest child among five siblings. They live in a small remote village called Presu in the Taungngu Diocese. Her mother passed away giving birth to her, therefore her father works very hard to support his five children. She is a cheerful and bright child, she is a leader to all of her classmates.

Thae Thae Su is the youngest of three siblings. Due to economic crisis of the family, her mom sends her to the boarding home together with her elder sister. 

Than Lwin is 7 years old and lives with his parents. He has an older sister who is 16 years old. Than is partially deaf and mute. He also suffers from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. The family does not own any land sot they must rent land from others. The parents work as farmer but their income is very low. A doctor, physiotherapist and CBR (Community Based Rehabilitation) come visit the home twice a month to provide special education and physiotherapy intervention.

Thar Mwe is the oldest among three siblings. Her father left the family and her mother cannot support all of her children, so Thar was brought to the convent to be taken care of by the sisters. She is in the fifth grade and doing well in her studies, she is a good and kind girl who has a bright future. 

Thei Pung has eight siblings. His older sisters and his older brothers are married and live elsewhere. He has two younger brothers and a younger sister in grade 2. The family is poor. His parents do Jum cultivation, and they have no other source of income. Thei Pung loves to read books. He wants to be a doctor in the future. 

Theodo is the youngest of four boys. Work has been scarce, and U Philip cannot find a steady job to support his family. Theodo is in nursery school with his older brother at St. Joseph's Convent, where they are cared for, have food each day, clean clothes, and learn new skills daily. 

Thomas is doing very well in school, and his grades have improved since the school year started in June. Over the summer, Thomas joined the Holy Childhood Association (Similar to a youth group), and will be participating in the 175th Holy Childhood's Jubilee. 

Thomas is currently in fifth grade and struggles a bit in school. His teacher is very patient with him and works will him daily after class until he understands the course work. In his free time, he likes to play football with his friends on the field next to the school. He's very good at the game and says he wants to be a famous football player when he gets older.