Journals: Alicia Ceballos / Joyce Fernandez
Graduates: Harriet Katusabe / Michelle Stallings / Alicia Ceballos / Candace Mason / Joyce Fernandez / Monique Tchuente Moko

Our Graduates

Alicia Ceballos
I came to Mercy Education Project in November, 2000. I read the newsletter and it attracted my attention. I only completed sixth grade in school and I know that with my G.E.D., I will have the opportunity to advance.

Mercy education Project impacts my life in several ways. I am happy to say that I feel good with my classes because they are instructed so I can learn. I have learned so much at M.E.P. that my self-esteem has improved. I have met new friends and it's a great feeling to work with them. I am so pleased with what it offers me, and I appreciate all the things the people at M.E.P. do to help me obtain my education. Getting my G.E.D. is important to me and I will continue to come to class until I complete it. It will allow me to get a job and have the opportunity to go to college. I will also set an example for my children and encourage them to finish high school and get a good education.
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After Alicia excited the program in December, 2001 she worked with special needs children. She attained her Child-Care Certificate under Mercy Education Project.

Currently she is a bilingual volunteer translator in Spanish and English in such places as courts, hospitals, and clinics. She also translates for people in the Southwestern Community to direct them to get the help they need.