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That sense of belonging carried Bosun through to one of her proudest moments: high school graduation. “I was so happy,” she laughed. “My dad said, ‘This isn’t your graduation—it’s mine!’ He invited so many people. And having the On Track team there to celebrate with me made it even more special.”

When Sindy looks back on the last ten years of her life, it’s hard to believe how far she’s come—and how early the journey started. She was just 14 years old, sitting in her Grade 8 classroom, when her teacher selected a small group of students to join a new program called On Track to Success.

From uncertainty to opportunity — Munir’s journey shows how community support can change everything. With help from Ignite Academy, he’s building confidence and a brighter future.

Having your period is one of the most natural things in the world—but misinformation, shame, and lack of access can turn it into a crisis. “I was in school when I got my period for the first time. I didn’t understand what was happening, and I bled through my clothing”, says Alex...