Peninah’s Story – 20 Years Later
Peninah just a little girl when she was rescued from being abducted by the violent rebel group that was terrorizing her homeland in 2003.
She had a very painful start in life, loosing her parents at such a young age, while trying to survive the brutal war that raged in Northern Uganda.
But when PATH rescued her, Peninah’s world was transformed. She is forever grateful to the sponsors who changed her life. Here is where she is today:
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