Laurine is the youngest in a family of four children, residing in the outskirts of a trading center in central Uganda. Her parents, though alive, are struggling to make ends meet, living below the poverty line. Their primary source of income comes from selling pieces of the Nile perch fish on the streets during the evening hours. Unfortunately, this income is insufficient to cover both their basic household needs and the tuition fees for Laurine and her siblings.

Attending a local nursery school, Laurine faces the challenge of irregular attendance due to the financial constraints her family is experiencing. The parents, despite their best efforts, cannot consistently provide the necessary school requirements for Laurine.

Seeking assistance, Laurine and her family hope for support in covering Laurine's tuition fees. This support is not just a financial aid but a lifeline to help Laurine continue her education and pursue her dream of becoming a teacher, offering her a chance at a brighter future.