In 2021, as the world began recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, Kelvin faced a personal crisis. An orphan and a Mechanical Engineering student, he relied on close relatives to cover his university fees and support his three younger siblings. As the pandemic ravaged the economy, his relatives could no longer provide for him, struggling even to support themselves. Kelvin took on local manual labor to help, but it wasn’t enough to meet his family’s needs or secure his education.

During this difficult time, Kelvin heard about an opportunity to work remotely. Determined to overcome the adversity and secure a better future for his family, he applied, was shortlisted, and began working. This was a life-changing moment. What started as a lifeline soon blossomed into something far more transformative—he was able to fund his education, provide for his family, and send his younger sibling to a better boarding school, ensuring they too had a chance at a brighter future.