PK	firstname	lastname	photo_CONTENT_TYPE	photo_LENGTH	photo_FID	bio	button_image_CONTENT_TYPE	button_image_LENGTH	button_image_FID	item_name	a3	sponsorable▼	priority
39	Cecilia	Lalam	image/jpeg	4829	-990165856863086212	is 40 years old and supports 9 children; 4 of her own and 5 orphaned nieces and nephews. Cecilia came to the Acholi Quarter 14 years ago after the northern rebels killed both her husband and her sister-in-law. Now widowed, Cecilia does her best to support her large family by making paper beads and working in the stone quarry. Lalam Celia would like a $250 to reinvest in her existing charcoal business.	image/gif	6023	3351858238232681829	Lalam Cecilia	250.00	<P>no</P>	1
1	Betty	Atimango	image/jpeg	142242	1817538662928372250	is an Acholi, originally from Pader District in Northern Uganda. There has been ongoing violence in the North for 25 years with insurgents killing innocent victims. Betty's parents-in-law were burnt to death in their home. Betty and her husband had to remove the bones for burial. Traumatized, they fled the North, finding refuge in the Acholi Quarter thirteen years ago. Betty is married to Okumu, who works in the stone quarry. However, he is living with another woman and does not help Betty to support their seven children. Betty received a grant through Project Have Hope to become a hairdresser. She hopes to receive a $400 loan to start her own salon.	image/jpeg	142242	6630221206800359166	Atimango Betty	400.00	no	1
2	Christine	Lanyero	image/jpeg	9383	8978369811896418355	is from Gulu, a district in Northern Uganda. Christine came to the Acholi Quarter 15 years ago from her home in the North after the rebels burned and killed many of her neighbors and relatives, including her uncle and father. She is 38 years old and supports her four children on her own, because her husband cannot find work. Her only income is from selling paper beads and working in the stone quarry. Lanyero Christine would like a $400 loan to raise chickens.	image/gif	6170	-342347699202007713	Lanyero Christine	400.00	no	1
5	Rose	Aketo	image/jpeg	9365	-266641521453576482	is 29 years old and supports seven children: five of her own and a niece and nephew. She came to the Acholi Quarter 10 years ago, after her uncle was hacked to death by rebels and several neighbors were burned alive in their homes. Rose's husband does not work. She works in the stone quarry and selling beads to support her family. She has received some help from Project Have Hope - her oldest son Morris is in school and she has been put through training to become a tailor - but she still leads a difficult life. Aketo Rose would like an $865 loan to set up a tailoring workshop.	image/gif	5857	-3010997288501184080	Aketo Rose	865.00	no	1
6	Helen	Arach	image/jpeg	4602	-5582520156216665027	is 44 years old and supports 10 children; 7 of her own, two nieces, and a granddaughter. Helen moved to the Acholi Quarter in 1989 after having her cattle stolen, a brother and an aunt killed by rebels, and another brother abducted. She works in the stone quarry and makes paper beads. Her husband works part-time security when there is work. Arach Helen would like a $500 loan to raise pigs.	image/gif	5908	3597219945747087807	Arach Helen	500.00	no	1
8	Margaret	Ocaya	image/jpeg	5942	-4329924691520187395	is from Amuru, a town in Northern Uganda. She is 44 years old and supports 8 children: 4 of her own and 4 of her younger siblings, whom she supports because she is the eldest and her parents are dead. After losing her family and husband in the North, she fled with her brother in 1992. He was killed on the way, leaving her alone in the Acholi Quarter to care for the 8 children. She works in the stone quarry and sells beads to support the family. Ocaya Margaret would like a $750 loan to open a dry goods store.	image/gif	6229	-2662850770102982756	Ocaya Margaret	750.00	no	1
9	Margaret	Amal	image/jpeg	6299	1939315599703601646	is 25 years old and supports 4 children: 2 of her own and 2 younger siblings, whom she cares for because her father does not work. Margaret came to the Acholi Quarter in 1997, fleeing the war, and now works in the stone quarry with her husband to support her children, siblings and father. She also sells fried cassava and makes paper beads. Amal Margaret would like a $250 grant to set up a restaurant.	image/gif	5506	-4703098041431036026	Amal Margaret	250.00	no	1
16	Josephine	Laker	image/jpeg	6419	-6187752035548934337	is from Gulu, a district in Northern Uganda. She is 25 years old and supports 6 children; 2 of her own, 3 siblings, and a younger brother-in-law. In 2000, the rebels burned Josephine's house while her grandmother was still inside. Josephine fled her family to the Acholi Quarter to be with her aunt. Now, she makes paper beads to support her family, while her husband works part-time security. Josephine is also being put through vocational training for tailoring by Project Have Hope. Laker Josephine would like a $250 grant to purchase materials for a tailoring workshop.	image/gif	5506	-2350708528068728661	Laker Josephine	250.00	no	1
29	Florence	Amony	image/jpeg	8934	-4713060163051018700	is 37 years old and supports 7 children; 6 of her own and one younger cousin whose father (Florence's uncle) recently died of HIV/AIDS. Florence came to the Acholi Quarter 15 years ago after the rebels in the North killed her sister-in-law and her uncle. Now she makes beads and works in the stone quarry with her husband to support her family. Florence is also suffering from chest pains, but medical diagnoses are expensive, so she doesn't know why she is feeling pain. Amony Florence would like a $200 grant for medical care.	image/gif	5506	4106351836046950892	Amony Florence	200.00	no	1
35	Helen	Akumu	image/jpeg	8956	-3204599191056326431	comes from Sudan. Twenty years ago during the war, many people were being killed in the Sudan, so Helen fled to the Acholi Quarter. On the way, her child, grandchild and her sister were killed and Helen herself nearly died of illness and hunger. Helen is now 44 years old. She has five children and also cares for her grandson, whose father passed away. Helen works in the stone quarry, despite her illness, where a day's work earns her less than a dollar. Although she also makes paper beads to supplement this income, she can only afford to eat once daily. Akumu Helen would like a $400 grant to raise chickens.	image/gif	5908	-8815352108134807916	Akumu Helen	400.00	no	1
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