In a rickety shack with tarpaulin walls, Nurhasanah, a poor widow in the North Aceh area, precisely Gampong Lhok Pungki, Sawang District, lived with her two biological children Dahniar (8) and Mujibul Ikhsan (3) for the past five years. While her husband M Yusuf died since six months ago.
Although alone, Nurhasanah worked hard to revive two orphans with her. Tirelessly, every day he worked wage peeling areca nut belonging to his neighbor with an income of Rp. 10 thousand per day. The money is used to meet the family economy and to continue living with two children.
"I've been living in this house for five years, when it rains, but I stay in the shadows even a little bit wet," said Nurhasanah. She admitted that since her husband passed away, she was only resigned to her family's economic condition. While the yield of the areca nut peel is not sufficient to meet their life's needs, but he remains grateful for the condition.
"My first child was in second grade elementary school (SD), to take him to school, I just walked through one village because the school was in the next village,
It looks happy and a happy smile on her face, as the Youth Union Sawang subdistrict raise funds from social media and spearheaded the Police Sector (police) local, to help awaken a new home and livable for the two orphans.
"We built this house from the fund and was driven by the Sawang police station. We chose this family, because in terms of economics really can not afford, let alone to make a house, to finance two children also difficulty, especially after her husband died of diabetes (diabetes), folow
