Je me nomme Raïssa
Aged 16, I was born into a family of 6 people.
Orphaned by a father and mother at a young age, with brothers and sisters living thanks to odd jobs from left to right, I suddenly found myself in social life. Subsequently pregnant at the age of 14 in 3rd grade by a school friend much older than me, I was forced to leave my studies due to lack of means, lack of support and incapacity. to take care of my pregnancy by my own, I was abandoned to my own fate. Since when the pregnancy was announced the father shied away from his responsibilities, I embarked on several activities in order to bring my pregnancy to term. After giving birth and having no more means, I was lucky enough to be picked up, with my daughter, by a widowed aunt living in Yaoundé.
Today, I survive thanks to the sale of the food I make in his small bar. While hoping to have a second chance at life offered to me by the daughter-mother project.
