Born on March 3, 2005, Nsonga entered a world marked by hardship and adversity. Afflicted with a disability from birth, his father's immediate abandonment left Nsonga and his mother to navigate life's challenges alone. However, fate dealt another cruel blow when Nsonga's mother succumbed to illness, leaving him in the care of his grandmother, affectionately known as Jajja Nsonga.

The burden of responsibility fell heavily upon Jajja Nsonga's shoulders as she struggled to provide for her grandson. With no steady income, she resorted to collecting bottles for meager earnings. Yet, even this was insufficient to sustain them both. The COVID-19 pandemic only exacerbated their plight, leaving them in dire straits.

It was in their darkest hour that Jajja Nsonga's friend suggested seeking assistance from NGOs. Desperate and on the verge of despair, she turned to the internet in a last-ditch effort for help, stumbling upon my contact information. Her tearful call recounted a tale of despair and hopelessness, revealing how she felt abandoned by both man and God.

Upon visiting them, the scene that unfolded before my eyes was heart-wrenching. Nsonga and his grandmother were both afflicted with trachoma, a painful consequence of their impoverished living conditions. Nsonga's immobility compounded their struggles, as basic tasks like changing him or managing his waste became arduous feats.

The financial burden of Nsonga's medical needs further strained Jajja Nsonga's limited resources. The cost of his daily medication alone was beyond their means, pushing them to the brink of desperation.

Moved by their plight, I resolved to do everything in my power to alleviate their suffering. But I cannot do it alone. I implore anyone who reads this to extend a helping hand. Even the smallest donation can make a world of difference in Nsonga's life.

I've shared some images of Nsonga to provide a glimpse into his reality, but his story is far from complete. For those who wish to learn more or offer assistance, please reach out to me through WhatsApp on +256 780449083 or any of my social media channels.

Together, let us be the beacon of hope that Nsonga and his grandmother so desperately need. Let us show them that they are not forgotten, that kindness and compassion still exist in this world. With your support, we can rewrite the ending of Nsonga's story, turning despair into hope, and darkness into light.