Hopeforariang.org Website Review

“Rebuilding Hope,” the work of award-winning docu*entary filmmaker Jen Marlowe, has brought Gabriel’s story and the Ariang School project to the attention of film audiences worldwide. The film chronicles the struggle for survival and the ultimate triumph of Gabriel and his two Sudanese friends, Koor Garang Chol and Samuel Garang Mayuol. Their journeys from “Lost Boys” to college graduates, American citizens, and directors of relief efforts provide the foundation for Marlowe’s moving film. “This film isn’t just a movie about Sudan. It’s not just a movie about refugees returning home. It’s about identity and family, and a central question all of September 2018, was marked a special month for the #Gi*lchild… Read more → Today was hard. By mid-day I was overwhelmed by just how challenging… Hope for Ariang2018-05-17 11:26:422018-05-17 12:47:04The Non-Instagram Worthy Side of Development HOPE for Ariang Foundation recognizes the obstacles for a student to continue learning after completing their primary education at Ariang Primary School. The obstacles become even harder for a young gi*l in South Sudan. In order to provide increased opportunities for Ariang Primary School graduates to attend secondary school, HOPE for Ariang is launching a new scholarship program for qualified students.Students will be selected through an application and interview process where grades, teacher recommendations, school attendance, and motivation are considered.  Students will be admitted to a local secondary school with the option of boarding, especially for our female students.