Beshu Nemi, a 40-year-old single mother, is working hard to support her 5-year-old son, Kiya Tola, who is currently in kindergarten. After her husband disappeared following Kiya’s birth, Beshu was left to raise him alone. Earning less than $28 per month—with $9 going to rent—she struggles to provide food, clothing, and other essentials. Despite these challenges, Beshu is determined to build a better life for her son. She dreams of starting a vegetable business to generate a sustainable income, ensure Kiya’s continued education, and create a stable, nurturing environment. With your support, Beshu can break the cycle of poverty and give Kiya the secure childhood he deserves.