Computer for Lea

Total Cost - USD 595
Still Needed - USD 0
Funded - USD 595

Lea’s background is complicated but one thing is certain – she deserves our help.

Lea, 24, grew up in an ultra-Orthodox home, one of eight siblings. Lea’s father was abusive and her mother was quite passive, leaving the children at his mercy.

In 9th grade, Social Services removed Lea from her parents’ home and sent her to boarding school.

Lea graduated high school and began working in order to support herself.

Highly motivated, Lea is now beginning university, studying towards a degree in Social Work.

Unfortunately, Lea doesn’t own a laptop and certainly cannot afford to buy one.

If we could provide her with one, she would be a giant step closer towards building herself a brighter future.

Verified by: Division for the Advancement of Youth, Jerusalem | Case No.: 250642
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