Young Women of Africa leader Ester Simon helps graduates dress for success. Her new project asks people to give formal clothes to students who need them. The youth advocate started spreading her message through social media platforms. She wants every graduate to feel proud walking across the stage.
People responded quickly with many donations. The campaign collected 31 dresses for women graduates. Through the project, male students received six suits. Contributors also gave 20 pairs of shoes and five pairs of earrings. Some local businesses joined the effort with free services.
Five students will receive sponsored nail care before their ceremonies. Two graduates won complete makeup packages worth N$1,000 each. Thanks to Simon's work, three others will receive free hairstyling. Her social media appeals convinced many Namibians to support students celebrating their achievements. The project makes graduation day special for those facing financial challenges.
People responded quickly with many donations. The campaign collected 31 dresses for women graduates. Through the project, male students received six suits. Contributors also gave 20 pairs of shoes and five pairs of earrings. Some local businesses joined the effort with free services.
Five students will receive sponsored nail care before their ceremonies. Two graduates won complete makeup packages worth N$1,000 each. Thanks to Simon's work, three others will receive free hairstyling. Her social media appeals convinced many Namibians to support students celebrating their achievements. The project makes graduation day special for those facing financial challenges.
