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A service dog for Dorcas, an infantry veteran in Likoni

After eight years of service, Dorcas is raising funds for a trained service dog and handler course.

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Dorcas Awino Kigozi
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Likoni
Githinji served eight years in the infantry and was discharged in 2024 with a service-related knee injury. He has been waiting nine months for support, and meanwhile is sleeping at a brother's place. The plan: a trained service dog and handler course. The quote comes to $850. Githinji is receiving counseling through the veterans' clinic and is committed to recovery. Structure and a stable place to live are the missing pieces. Money will be paid to the training provider and the landlord directly. Where the $850 goes: • Training provider fees: $520 • Housing deposit and first month: $180 • Transport to appointments: $80 • Essential household items: $70 Glad we found this place. - Dorcas

Updates from Dorcas

  1. Small update. $150 so far, I made the first payment toward essential household items.

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    “Take care of yourselves. My neighbor told me about this one. - Bengaluru”

  • Ji-min Na 🇰🇷 · $13

    “Every little bit. Thought of Githinji all day after reading this.”

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  • Gabriela Lorena GomesID verifiedPhoto verified

    Reading this made my day a bit heavier but I'm glad I did. We lost years of savings to something like this so I get it. Love from Lalitpur.

    • Isaac Nonso OgunleyeAddress verified

      sending good thoughts. Hope this works out for you. Love from Bangkok

      • Best of luck. Everyone deserves a bit of help sometimes. My late mom used to say help given quietly counts double!

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