Misho is an illiterate mother of two boys—Fikadu (8) and Simaynu (6)—facing immense hardship. Her husband’s battle with celiac disease has left him unable to work, deeply affecting the family’s financial stability. To support them, Misho runs a small maize retail business, earning just $5/month—far from enough to meet basic needs. Despite the challenges, she remains hopeful. With strong household management skills and agricultural knowledge, Misho dreams of launching a business fattening oxen and donkeys, and selling coffee—ventures aligned with her experience and local market demand. But the path to entrepreneurship is steep, and she cannot do it alone. Misho urgently needs support to build a stable future for her children and break the cycle of poverty.