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After the graduation ceremony on April 5, 2024, at the University of Technology in Lae, Ms. Yure Wai, a resilient single mother from Chimbu, now residing in West New Britain, expressed her profound gratitude towards Prime Minister Hon. James Marape. The reason? The transformative impact of the Higher Education Loan Programme (HELP) on her family's life. Her son, Ismael Wai, proudly graduated with a Bachelor of Business in Management, a milestone achieved with the support of HELP, a flagship initiative of the Marape Government since 2020.
This touching story sheds light on the broader success of HELP, which has supported over 35,000 students across 58 institutions nationwide, with an investment totaling K178 million up until 2023. Prime Minister Marape's announcement at the ceremony underscored the government's commitment to increasing education accessibility, with a further K50 million allocated for 2024.
Apart from HELP, the Tertiary Education Study Assistance Scheme (TESAS), has benefited more than 67,763 students from 2020 to 2023 with K291 million in funding. This year alone, 19,600 students are set to benefit from an unprecedented K83 million in funding.
Join us as we explore the life-changing journey of Ismael Wai and his family, highlighting the pivotal role of HELP in fostering educational opportunities for Papua New Guineans. This narrative not only celebrates the success of this government initiatives but also illustrates the power of education to transform lives and communities.
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