There is no them. There are only facets of us. Being born poor is not a choice the unlucky get to make but a dark move of fate. However, fighting against the odds is something only the bravest among us choose. Ms Khalida here is a woman entrepreneur who has been struggling alongside his husband to support his family which consists of the couple and their 6 children. She has been in the stitching and embroidery business for the past 18 years and used her skill to make her ends meet. She has been able to get all her children of schooling age admitted to the suitable government schools. She believes that education alone can change the course of their future. However, the rising expenses and the accelerating inflation have forced her to look for a more stable source of income. She has been dealing in groceries for the past 2 years and is now ready to run a grocery store of her own. All she needs is a little push from her community in order to survive these hard times. The true trial of our progress is not if we add abundance to those who have much but whether we provide enough for those who have little. Join SEED OUT in helping the most authentic cases of your society and together we can grow as one nation. Help now!