Being the first to achieve something can be thrilling. For Joyce, becoming the first female student in Water Operations and a plumber was a significant milestone. She pursued this path out of passion and a desire to follow her dreams, setting an inspiring example for both her family and the students at the Amos Youth Centre (AYC). 

In the face of adversity, some individuals crumble, while others rise above the challenges, transforming their hardships into opportunities for growth and success. Eunice's story exemplifies the latter, as she emerged from tragedy to become a thriving entrepreneur, thanks to the transformative impact of the Amos Youth Centre Entrepreneurship & Financial Literacy Program.

Bernard’s childhood dream was to be a pilot, however, by the time he reached 8th grade, he became inspired when he read a book written by a famous doctor. It was from that time that he was convinced without a reasonable doubt that he was born to be a doctor.

In 2008, Patricia's life took a pivotal turn when she received a sponsorship from the Amos Youth Centre (AYC) for her eighth grade education at Shikoswe Primary School. Little did she know that this would mark the beginning of a transformative journey that would shape her into a resilient advocate for the less privileged.